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Broadsheet Newspaper Articles quiz
Broadsheet Newspaper Articles quiz
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Retrieval Practice, Newspaper Article, Non-Fiction Writing.
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1
A newspaper article will usually have a subheading
False
True
2
Which of these things should you include in your own article??
A Headline and Sub-heading
Pictures and captions
Longer Sentences and a wider vocabulary
An interview or quote from a local person or witness
3
It is important to make your headline interesting or attention grabbing...
False
True
4
An Article Headline is usually...
At the top of the article in larger letters
Bright Pink with yellow spots
At the bottom of the article in small letters
Written in German or french
5
Broadsheet Newspapers are smaller in size than Tabloid Newspapers
True
False
6
Images or pictures in an article usually have a 'what' underneath them?
Mini headline
Phone Number
Caption
Name of the reporter
7
Which of these thing are NOT usually included in a broadsheet newspaper article??
Statistics and Facts.
A telephone number potentially for a helpline, or police contact.
An experts opinion or advice.
An sensational exaggeration of what has happened
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A Broadsheet Newspaper Article is likely to use...
Longer sentences and a wider vocabulary
Just photographs with short captions
Really long words that noone understands
Short sentences and a simple vocabulary
9
Sometimes a newspaper article will include....
An interview of a famous celebrity, who has nothing to do with the topic.
An interview with the newspaper editor.
A picture of my Sunday Dinner.
A quote or an interview of a local resident or a witness.
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A Broadsheet Newspaper Article is usually....
Makes up its news stories to get attention
Sensational and exaggerates the topic
More serious and factual than Tabloid newspapers
Big enough to cover a single bed
