The article “The political and Economic Justifications of Rice Trade Distortions in the United States and Japan” by Ryan Thomas proves to be the best article. The article has the best title format, it has an approval page. The article is brief and to the point. In addition, it has research questions and is well organized. On the second position comes the article“Exercise power grade display and web interface” by Alex Chernetz. This is because it has a complete format. The article also has elaborate diagrams, tables, figures for explanations. The third best article is “Pump Efficiency Solutions” by John Allan. The abstract of is clear about the content it has inside. It, in addition, has a good format. The fourth article is “Warehouse redesign of facility layout, Racking System and Item Classification at Sunrise Tackle Inc. By Tobiah Master. Although this article has no abstract, it has an executive summary. The article is very detailed containing some unnecessary details. In the fifth position is the article “Creation and Implementation plan for a Sales Engineering Minor at California State University San Luis Obispo” by Joshua Checkis. This article has few diagrams. It also doesn’t have an abstract, though it has an executive summary. The second last article is “Experiences with Statistical Counselling” by Patrick Ziegler. This article lacks crucial information on the subject matter. In addition, the article doesn’t have references. The last article in the ranking is “Investigation of LMB data with Multivariate Statistics” by Vincent Milano. This article assumes a very poor organization. To make it even worse, the article has no references. The organization of diagrams, figure and tables in the article does not go hand in hand with the introduction of the article, as per the title of the article.