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Quiz on the Structure of a News Report

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the first part of a news report called?

a)

Conclusion

b)

Lead paragraph

c)

Headline

d)

Body paragraphs

2.

What does the byline in a news report tell you?

a)

Who wrote it

b)

The supporting details

c)

The main facts

d)

The conclusion

3.

What is the purpose of the lead paragraph?

a)

To grab attention

b)

To wrap up the report

c)

To give the most important facts first

d)

To add quotes

4.

Which part of the news report adds supporting details?

a)

Body paragraphs

b)

Headline

c)

Byline

d)

Conclusion

5.

What does the conclusion of a news report do?

a)

Gives the most important facts

b)

Wraps up or points to next steps

c)

Adds quotes

d)

Grabs attention

6.

What is the last part of the Inverted Pyramid structure?

a)

Byline

b)

Lead paragraph

c)

Body paragraphs

d)

Conclusion

7.

Why is the Inverted Pyramid structure used?

a)

To confuse readers

b)

To make it longer

c)

To add more details at the start

d)

To give essential facts right away

8.

What is included in the body paragraphs?

a)

Supporting details and quotes

b)

Only the conclusion

c)

Just the byline

d)

Only the headline

9.

What grabs the reader's attention in a news report?

a)

The lead paragraph

b)

The body paragraphs

c)

The conclusion

d)

The headline

10.

What is the main focus of the lead paragraph?

a)

To wrap up the report

b)

To provide background information

c)

To give the most important facts first

d)

To add supporting details

11.

What does the term 'Inverted Pyramid' refer to?

a)

A type of news report

b)

The order of information in a news report

c)

A writing style

d)

A type of headline

12.

Which part of the news report tells who wrote it?

a)

Lead paragraph

b)

Conclusion

c)

Body paragraphs

d)

Byline

13.

What is the purpose of the body paragraphs?

a)

To add details and quotes

b)

To provide the most important facts

c)

To grab attention

d)

To wrap up the report

14.

What happens if readers don't read to the end of the report?

a)

They only read the headline

b)

They only see the byline

c)

They get the essential facts right away

d)

They miss the conclusion

15.

What is the main goal of a news report's structure?

a)

To inform readers quickly

b)

To entertain readers

c)

To make it longer

d)

To confuse readers