Winning Story Quiz

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Test your knowledge of the writing contest rules.

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Nigora Jurabekova

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Winning Story Quiz


Winning Story QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of the writing contest rules. par Nigora Jurabekova 1 What is the main prize for the fiction prize? a £2,000 b £1,000 c £100 d £500 2 Name one of the judges mentioned. a Jane Smith b Mary Littlejohn c Clare Wilson d Peter Brown 3 Which advice starts with 'Write about what you know'? a Write with no planning b Write only fiction ideas c Write any story you like d Write about what you know 4 What word-count range should the story be between? a 1,000 and 1,500 words b 500 to 1,000 words c 2,000 and 2,500 words d 3,000 to 4,000 words 5 What format is required for the manuscript? a Typed, single-spaced, both sides b Handwritten, single-spaced c Typed, double-spaced, on one side of paper d Printed and stapled only 6 What is the closing date for entries? a 31 December b 30 July c 15 August d 1 January 7 Must stories be new and not printed elsewhere? a No restrictions b Yes, not printed in any magazine or book in this country c Only not published online d Only not published in newspapers 8 What happens to the entry fee mentioned? a Goes to the judges b £5 goes to the Writers' Association c Keeps all proceeds themselves d Is donated to charity 9 Where should you send the story and fee? a Keep Writing, 50 High Street, Manchester M1 1AB b Keep Writing, 10 Downing Street, London SW1A 2AA c Keep Writing, 1 Infinite Loop, Cupertino d Keep Writing, 75 Broad Street, Birmingham B12 4TG 10 What is a key writing tip to keep readers engaged? a Hold the reader's attention with a surprising ending b Make the ending predictable c Avoid any twist or surprise d Use as few characters as possible

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Winning Story QuizVersion en ligne

par Nigora Jurabekova

What is the main prize for the fiction prize?

Name one of the judges mentioned.

Which advice starts with 'Write about what you know'?

What word-count range should the story be between?

What format is required for the manuscript?

What is the closing date for entries?

Must stories be new and not printed elsewhere?

What happens to the entry fee mentioned?

Where should you send the story and fee?

What is a key writing tip to keep readers engaged?