Question

Najib is writing an article about car safety for the school newspaper. He's including a story about a local 17-year-old girl who was killed in a drunk-driving accident last year. The girl rode with a friend who was driving while intoxicated after a party. He wants to educate people on the effects of drunk driving. Which would be the best headline for Najib's article? Drinking and Driving: A Deadly Combination Never Drive with Friends Drink Alcohol, but Just Don't Drive Never Drive after a Party

Answer 1

Drinking and Driving: A Deadly Combination would be the best headline for Najib's article.

The headline is the text written above an article to indicate the topic, or nature of the article under it. The headline attracts the attention of the reader and has a good relationship with the article. From the question, ''Drinking and Driving: A Deadly Combination'' would be the best headline for Najib's article because it properly describes the nature of the article, as well as the important information in the article.

Answer 2

For Najib's article, the headline "Drinking and Driving: A Deadly Combination" would be most suitable, as the other headlines appeal to "scare factor" but should not be encouraged.