How did this article support it's other main idea about concerns and criticisms of the law?

Comments from gov. representatives that are concerned about isolation, Comments from social media representatives and digital industry groups

Which of the following is NOT an example of an Analysis Article?

An article discussing plans for building a new major civic center

Another main idea from this article is:

Concerns/criticisms of a law that bans 16 and under from using social media

All of the following are true about Editorial/Opinion articles EXCEPT

They reflect the views of the newspaper that publishes them

One main idea from our Australia article is:

The Australian government has outlawed 16 and under from using social media

Feature News Articles:

Begin with a hook, anecdote, or description

How did this article support the main idea that Australia bans social media for children under 16?

Legislation details and the fines for non compliance

What is a question we ask about the LIMITATIONS of an article?

What information does this source not communicate?

If we wanted to know more about the ORIGIN of this article, what is a question we would ask?

What is Rod McGuirk's experience in writing about social media/teens?

If we wanted to ask a question about the VALUE of this article, what would we ask?

What information does this article communicate? Who should read it?

Are usually found on the front page of a newspaper, Are supposed to be the most unbiased

What is a question we ask about the VALUE of an article?

What information does the source communicate?

If we wanted to ask a question about the LIMITATIONS of this article, what would we ask?

Does Rod McGuirk's writing have any bias against social media?

Hard news articles use an inverted pyramid that includes: (In order)

The lede, more details, then extra info

What is a question we ask about the ORIGIN of an article?

What are the credentials of the author?

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This type of newspaper article's goal is to provide an inside and interpretation of an event
Hard News Article
Feature News Article
Editorial/Opinion News Article
Analysis News Article
2
Our Article "Australia's Social Media Ban..." would be consiered:
Editorial/Opinion News Article
Feature News article
Hard News Article
Analysis News Article
3
How did this article support it's other main idea about concerns and criticisms of the law?
Comments from gov. representatives that are concerned about isolation
Comments from those who are concerned about DNA verification
Comments from social media representatives and digital industry groups
Comments from parents who are concerned about access to entertainment
4
Which of the following is NOT an example of an Analysis Article?
An article discussing the significance of a scientific breakthrough
An article discussing plans for building a new major civic center
An article discussing the lessons learned from a major traumatic event
An article discussing the cause and effect of a political election
5
Another main idea from this article is:
Concerns/criticisms of a law that bans 16 and under from using social media
Social media companies to ban all user-generated content in Australia
Australia launches government owned social media platform
Children in Australia required to pass social media safety exam
6
All of the following are true about Editorial/Opinion articles EXCEPT
They rely heavily on persuasive language
They are the most biased style of newspaper article
They reflect the views of the newspaper that publishes them
They have their own section in the newspaper
7
One main idea from our Australia article is:
The Australian government has outlawed 16 and under from using social media
Social media platforms will fund new educational programs in Australia
The Australian government bans social media due to privacy concerns
Australia mandates social media platforms must share user data with Gov.
8
Feature News Articles:
Reflect back on the impact of a news event
Begin with a hook, anecdote, or description
Cannot be considered real news
Begin with a lede
9
How did this article support the main idea that Australia bans social media for children under 16?
Mandatory age verification through DNA testing
Legislation details and the fines for non compliance
Educational and Parental use
Discussion of the immediate shut down of social media platforms.
10
What is a question we ask about the LIMITATIONS of an article?
Why was this article written?
What information does the source communicate?
What are the credentials of the author?
What information does this source not communicate?
11
Hard News Articles:
Are biased towards the author's beliefs
Always have a lede
Use storytelling devices
Reflect about the significance of an event
12
This type of newspaper article's goal is to capture the latest, breaking news
Analysis News Article
Hard News Article
Editorial/Opinion News Article
Feature News Article
13
If we wanted to know more about the ORIGIN of this article, what is a question we would ask?
Why is the newspaper publishing this article?
Who did Rod McGuirk include in the article and who did he not include?
Who should read this article?
What is Rod McGuirk's experience in writing about social media/teens?
14
If we wanted to ask a question about the VALUE of this article, what would we ask?
How does the bias affect my interpretation of the source?
What information does this article communicate? Who should read it?
Where are the sources from?
What are Rod McGuirk's credentials?
15
All of the following are questions for LIMITATIONS except:
When was this article written?
What is the bias?
What information does the source not communicate?
Is this source/author reliable?
16
This type of newspaper article's goal is to provide an informed opinion on a news event/issue and persuade readers
Editorial/Opinion News Article
Feature News Article
Analysis News Article
Hard News Article
17
Hard News Articles:
Are usually found on the front page of a newspaper
Are only written by famous people
Are supposed to be the most unbiased
Are written in third person
18
What is a question we ask about the VALUE of an article?
Why was this article written?
What are the credentials of the author?
What information does this source not communicate?
What information does the source communicate?
19
If we wanted to ask a question about the LIMITATIONS of this article, what would we ask?
When was this article written?
Who should read this article?
What does the source say about social media?
Does Rod McGuirk's writing have any bias against social media?
20
Hard news articles use an inverted pyramid that includes: (In order)
A hook, more details, then the lede
Extra information, more details, then the lede
Extra info, the lede, then more details
The lede, more details, then extra info
21
What is a question we ask about the ORIGIN of an article?
What information does this source not communicate?
What information does the source communicate?
Why was this article written?
What are the credentials of the author?
22
What is a question we ask about the PURPOSE of an article?
What information does this source not communicate?
What information does the source communicate?
Why was this article written?
What are the credentials of the author?
23
This type of article tries to engage readers with interesting information
Editorial/Opinion article
Feature News Article
Analysis News Article
Hard News Article
24
A quality that a feature article may include is:
A lede
A discussion of cause and effect
Storytelling devices
Persuasive language
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In which sport are barani, rudolph, and randolph all techniques?
E-Sports
Rhythmic Gymnastics
Bowling
Trampolining

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