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【题目】信息匹配(共1小题)

Article writing has been a way of conveying information through the web.If you’re a writer, being able to let them stay on your article for more than two seconds is already a success.Your writing style can create more readers for your content if you know how to capture the attention of readers.【1】 .

Be Direct-to-the-Point

Website writing differs from print writing.People do not want to spend much time on a website because they want to get the information they need.2 .

Be Informative

Articles for web content are briefly written.They flesh out the information without decorations.Be sure that your articles are not confusingly

worded.3 Make sure you organize your facts logically so that your reader can effectively process them.

Be Conversational

4 Be conversational so that readers can grasp what you mean in your article.With quality content,engage your readers so that your article will have that personal and human touch.

Be Connected

Most article writers just place sentences that state a certain fact to form a paragraph.However, in readers’hopes,these writers fail to establish a human connection.5 So it is important to make the connection smooth and not abrupt.

A.Stay away from decorations when writing online content.

B.Most readers like to read articles that“speak”to them.

C.Connection will allow the readers’minds to effectively process what is written.

D.Get to your point directly so that your readers can process the information.

E.Here are some important points to consider before writing online.

F.Article writing is a fun way of establishing/span> a connection with a reader and a writer.

G.Complex sentences tend to wrongly lead your reader and make them confused.

【答案】

【1E

【2D

【3G

【4B

【5C

【解析】

试题解析:

【1】E下文给出了一些建议,E选项符合语境。

2D上一句讲了读着不愿意花过多时间在不需要的信息上,所以要直入主题。D选项符合语境。

3G上一句讲了文字组织要有条理,复杂的句子会使读者感到困惑。G选项符合语境。

4B根据下一句可知要使文章具有对话性,这样读者更容易理解。所以读者喜欢对话式的文章。B选项符合语境。

5C本段主要讲了连贯的重要性。D选项描述了联系的重要性。符合语境。

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