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Newspaper Conventions A-Level Media
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Which of the following are examples of red-top tabloids?
The Sun
Daily Star
The Daily Mail
The Times
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Local newspapers are generally produced...
Daily
Yearly
Monthly
Twice-yearly
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State the definition of a splash.
The secondary story.
The main image.
The lead story
The secondary image.
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Which of the following are examples of broadsheets?
The Guardian
The Daily Star
The Daily Express
The Daily Telegraph
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Broadsheets tend to report on...
Politics
Serious Stories
Gossip & Celebrity Scandal
International News
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(Online News Only) State the definition of a sidebar.
A subscription box placed alongside a main article.
An advertisement placed alongside a news article.
An introductory paragraph in an article.
A short article placed alongside a main article.
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In terms of newspaper conventions, tabloids...
Include more pictures than other newspapers.
Write short stories.
Use complex language.
Use simple language.
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State the definition of a byline.
The caption.
A line crediting the writer of the article.
The secondary image.
Quotations and sources
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State the definition of a standfirst.
Main image
News advertisement.
Introductory paragraph in an article.
Final paragraph of a story.
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Tabloids are...
Text-Led
Image-Led
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(Online News Only) State the definition of a pull quote.
A key phrase or quotation from another article.
A key phrase or quotation from the main article.
A key phrase or quotation stating the values of the newspaper.
A key phrase or quotation stating the title of another article.
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Which of the following are examples of black-top tabloids?
The Daily Mirror
The Daily Mail
The Daily Express
The Guardian
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Broadsheets are...
Image-Led
Text-Led
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In terms of newspaper conventions, broadsheets...
Write short stories.
Write in-depth stories
Have less pictures than other newspapers.
Have more pictures than other newspapers.
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State the definition of an off-lead.
Second-most important story.
The main image.
Most important story.
The title of the newspaper.
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State the definition of a masthead.
The title of the newspaper.
The main story.
The secondary story.
Writer credit.
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Tabloids tend to report on...
International News
Celebrity Gossip & Scandal
Politics
Hard Facts
