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Y8: Newspapers & Magazines
Y8: Newspapers & Magazines
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Lesson 1
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1
The text element in the
red square
is called:
Subheading
Heading
Body
Prebody
2
You will be creating a
newspaper
as an
assessed piece
of your work this term
False
True
3
What is the
required length
of your written articles?
350-400 words
250-300 words
400-450 words
300-400 words
4
What are we learning about this term?
Newspapers
Magazines
Newspapers and magazines
Oral traditions
5
The word
bias
means
believing intentionally antagonistic stuff
hating something without knowing about it
not caring about something
prejudice for or against something
6
This term is comprised of approximately ___ lessons.
50
30
40
20
7
The most prestigious award for
journalism
is called:
Gutenberg Commendation
Pulitzer Prize
Academy Award
Nobel Prize
8
Which one of these is
not
an established magazine:
Time
Men´s Health
Daily Mail
Vogue
9
When a piece of writing is
developed
, this means that it:
Is the product of much hard work
Is free of SPaG errrors
Labels and identifies techniques
Contains a significant level of detail in each paragraph
10
What is the main effect here:
"Like a hawk, the teacher gazed at the students."
Tall & Angry
Watchful & Dangerous
Watchful & Kind
Small & Feathery
11
When you enter the classroom
and have sat down, you must:
Take out equipment, read the DO NOW task, get to work
Take out equipment, sit quietly, wait for instructions
Take out equipment, read the DO NOW task, wait for instructions
Talk quietly amongst yourselves
12
When
was the printing press invented, and
by whom
?
~1280, Wilhelm Fahrgut
~1660, Pieter Prinpresschen
~1720, Arthur Jamesson
~1440, Johannes Gutenberg
13
To
annotate
something means to:
Underline
Write comments in the margin
Highlight
Look up the dictionary definition
14
When something is
implied
, we mean that it:
Is the opposite of what is said
Is particularly funny
Is misunderstood
Is meant, but not directly said
15
Which of these is
not
an established newspaper?
Washington Journal
Bangkok Post
Time
The Guardian
16
What are the
main
differences
between magazines and newspapers?
Format & layout
Content type & publication frequency
Price & advertisements
Paper printed vs online only
17
Name the technique and effect:
"Silently slithering through the cafeteria, Peter ..."
Onomotopoeia: Danger, anger
Alliteration: Danger, anger
Alliteration: Sneaky, creepy
Onomotopoeia: Sneaky, creepy
18
The term
analytical essay
refers to:
A literature review of at least four scholarly articles
Several PEEL paragraphs w/ introduction and conclusion
A PEEL paragraph
A developed narrative account
19
Most newspapers are owned by:
Companies or individuals
Governments
20
Newspapers are by law
forbidden
to be biased.
False
True