In your journal, practice a PATTR + TEAR paragraphing of "Freedom or Death" by Emmeline Pankhurst from The Language of Composition. (2nd edition: Use the selection “Shooting an Elephant” by George Orwell.)

Explanation:

The purpose is to show the oppressiveness of British Imperial rule. The audience is Imperial Britain and Europeans. The themes are imperialism, captivity, and authority, as well as moral dilemmas. The tone is conflicted, irritated, and resigned. The rhetorical devices include imagery, simile, and irony which emphasize the injustices enacted by the Imperial British empire.  

"Shooting an Elephant", an essay by George Orwell describes an inner conflict brought on by oppression from Imperial Britain. Orwell states allegiance to the people of Burma and his opposition to the powers he embodies as an imperial police office, the face of the British Empire. "In a job like that you see the dirty work of Empire at close quarters." explains His feelings about his work and his position. This previews and showcases the inner conflict he faces when tasked with shooting the elephant and subsequently supporting and serving said oppressors (Imperial British Empire).

from the word list given, the most suitable words that relate to the reason information were written would be:  

objectivity: lack of bias, judgment, or prejudice

accuracy: free of mistakes, to be correct

authority: the ability to tell people what to do or believe in

content: to be satisfied  

it can be said that the author made the article to present objectivity, to provide accurate information, to be the authority in the subject that he or she writes, and to be satisfied of the information quality given out.