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News Story Elements
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Why do we need sub headlines?
We don't
To make it look better
When we can't fit everything in the headline
To really get our point across
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If an article doesn't fit on the page, we use this to say where it is continued.
Dateline
Sub Headline
Byline
Jump Line
3
This tells WHERE a story was written.
Byline
Sub Headline
Dateline
Jump Line
4
The Dateline (where a story was written) is usually what...
Not important
IN ALL CAPS
Teeny tiny sized text
Called a Cutline
5
In this picture, "WAR IS OVER" is a what?
Headline
Sub Headline
Nameplate
Dateline
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The Headline is supposed to do what?
Grab your attention
Make you want to throw away the paper
Be really small
Be unrelated to the story
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What is another name for a "Photo Caption" in journalism?
Summary
Description
Cutline
Cut
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What is another name for "Nameplate"?
Cutline
Masthead
Byline
Title
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A newspaper could get in trouble if they don't give credit to a photographer.
False
True
10
The slightly smaller words directly under a headline are called what?
Sub Headline
Byline
Jump Line
Dateline
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This tells us who took the photo.
Photo
Jump line
Photo credit
Photo caption
12
What is "The New York Times" an example of?
A Nameplate
A Section Number
A Headline
A Byline
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What is another name for a "Photo" in journalism?
Cut
Square
Image
Byline
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In a news story, this tells WHO wrote the story,
Photo Credit
Dateline
Headline
Byline
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This tells us what is happening in the photo we see.
Byline
Photo
Photo caption
Photo credit
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Sections in a newspaper are usually labeled by ____.
Letters
Numbers
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In this newspaper, the nameplate is _____.
WAR!
Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Six known dead, 21 Injured
OAHU BOMBED BY JAPANESE PLANES
