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A lead paragraph is..
Graphics are different to images...
KS3 Media Studies
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Graphics are different to images...
False
True
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A lead paragraph is..
The start of the article
A made up term
The end of the article
The only paragraph in an article
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The masthead contains...
Other interesting stories
The detai of main stories
The main image
Date, price and name of newspaper
4
Which of these are tabloids?
The Mirror
The Sun
All of them
The Times
5
Articles are arranged in...
Columns
Roads
Tracks
Pillars
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A small advertisement is...
Just text promoting or describing a product/service
Just an image promoting or discribing a product/service
Not allowed to promote a product
Text and images
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Pull quotes are...
A quote from a celebrity
Quote used to pull reader's opinion in a certain direction
A quote from a political leader
Enlarged part from the most interesting part of the article
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Which newspaper is more formal?
Broadsheet
Tabloid
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Which of the following do you find on the front page of a newspaper?
Headline
Images
Captions
Contents Page
10
A display advertisement is...
An advert consisting of only text
A single, one line advert
An advert containing images and text
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What does 'demographic' mean?
A group of people, classified by a similarity
A diagram
Another word for title
Something demonstrated with a picture
12
A gutter is...
A typo
An unimportant story
A large area of blank space
Margins to prevent images or articles overlapping
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A broadsheet newspaper is traditionally... (more than one answer)
Bigger than a tabloid
Sensationalist
Outdated news
Formal
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A byline is...
Text that accompanies an image
The main title on the page
The name of the writer above the story
The date of publication
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A tabloid...(more than one answer)
Contains more images than a broadsheet
More colloquial
Sensationalist
Bigger than a broadsheet
16
Drop caps are...
A spelling error
An enlarged first capital letter
A typo whereby the writer forgets to capitalise
A made up term
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Which of these are broadsheet newspapers?
The Telegraph
The Times
The Independent
The Guardian
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A side bar contains...
The date and price
Details of other stories
Readers' opinions
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Decks contain....
Images
Summaries of the article
Adverts
Quotes
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A headline is...
Text that accompanies image
The main image on the front page
The main heading on the front page
the bar that contains title, date and price
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A pun is...
Use of facts to support an opinion
A play on words
Repetition of the first constonant in more than one word
Use of a word to represent a sound
