I don't see a way to attach a pdf to this blog, so here's a copy and paste example of ten questions to go with an article. You must have at least two types of questions. They can be T/F, choose the correct answer, or write in an answer. My article was about the effects of smoking. (And the formatting was a bit better on the real thing.)
Diseased Ex-Smokers Testify in Graphic Anti-Smoking Ads
USA Today, March 28, 2013
1. How many hits on Youtube did
the anti-smoking ad featuring Terrie Hall receive?
2. What did the doctors remove from Hall’s body when she was
40 years old?
3. How many times has Hall been diagnosed with cancer?
4. What problems did smoking cause in Bill’s life?
Are the following statements True or False?
1. Terrie Hall’s grandson has never heard her real voice T F
2. The CDC hopes young children will see the ads T F
3. The impact of the ads is long lasting. T F
4. The campaign cost $54 million last year T F
5. The campaign cost more than what the tobacco
industry spends on advertising in a year T F
6. Smoking is the leading cause in the U.S. of preventable
death. T F
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