Descriptive Writing – Describing People, Places, and Events MCQs 10 Score: 0 Attempted: 0/10 Subscribe 1. : What is the main purpose of descriptive writing? (A) To argue a point (B) To inform or explain (C) To paint a vivid picture using words (D) To summarize facts 2. : Which of the following is most important in descriptive writing? (A) Dialogue and conflict (B) Logical argument and examples (C) Sensory details (sight, sound, smell, etc.) (D) Statistics and data 3. : When describing a person, what should be included? (A) Only their name and age (B) A list of their favorite books (C) Appearance, personality, and behavior (D) A timeline of their daily routine 4. : Which sentence is an example of good descriptive writing about a place? (A) The garden was nice. (B) It was a place with grass. (C) The air smelled of fresh roses, and butterflies danced over blooming tulips. (D) I went to the garden and returned. 5. : Which tense is most commonly used in descriptive writing? (A) Future tense (B) Present or past tense (C) Imperative tense (D) Conditional tense 6. : When describing an event, what should be included? (A) Only the name of the event (B) Detailed argument and opinion (C) What happened, when, where, who was involved, and how it felt (D) Just the conclusion of the event 7. : What kind of language is most effective in descriptive writing? (A) Simple and vague (B) Short and disconnected sentences (C) Figurative and vivid language (D) Technical and formal terms 8. : Which word group best fits descriptive writing? (A) argue, prove, disagree (B) analyze, compare, contrast (C) glow, shimmer, fragrance (D) calculate, add, divide 9. : A descriptive paragraph about a festival should include: (A) Why the festival is wrong (B) Only the date and time (C) The sights, sounds, smells, and feelings of the event (D) Political history 10. : Which is the most descriptive sentence? (A) The boy was tired. (B) The boy sat under the tree. (C) Sweat dripped down the boy’s face as he collapsed under the ancient oak, gasping for breath. (D) He did something quickly.