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Newspapers. Differentiating between feature articles, editorials and letters to the editor.
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Why do newspaper articles use expert opinions, statistics or interviews?
To show how factual the newspaper is
To express the expert's views
To have factual support for the views presented
To increase the length of articles
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How does an editorial express the editor or editorial board's views?
Expert opinions
Researched evidence and expert opinions
Thorough evidence
Facts and research
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What viewpoint do feature articles present?
Unbiased
Informative and Subjective
Informative and Objective
Unbiased and Objective
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What is the purpose of an editorial?
To inform and persuade readers to act on a social issue
To entertain readers with interesting news stories
To persuade readers to a particular view
To inform readers about a social issue
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Which of the following is NOT a section of the newspaper?
Entertainment
Sport
Comment/Opinion
Current Affairs
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What is the purpose of the newspaper?
To entertain audiences with interesting news stories
To persuade readers to follow a particular view
To inform and explain the news to readers
To inform readers about the news
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What is the difference between an editorial and a letter to the editor?
Editorials are subjective
They are in the comment/opinion section
Letters to the editor are from individuals
Editorials express multiple viewpoints on an issue
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Which of the following is NOT a newspaper?
The Wall Street Journal
TMZ
The New York Times
The Daily Herald
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What is the purpose of a feature article?
To inform readers and explain the daily news
To inform and persuade readers about a particular issue
To persuade readers to address a social issue or problem
To entertain readers with interesting news stories
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Why do you need to be informed about the news?
To express somebody else's opinion
To be able to express your informed opinion
To be able to vote
To express an opinion on something