Sample Leads (w/ch 10)

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What is a contrast lead?

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A contrast lead presents opposing ideas or situations to create interest, highlighting differences.

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What is a parody lead?

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A parody lead imitates a style or genre in a humorous way, often exaggerating for comedic effect.

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What is a staccato lead?

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A staccato lead uses a series of short phrases or single words to create a punchy, engaging introduction.

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What is a summary lead?

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A summary lead provides a concise overview of the main points or events, summarizing the key information.

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What is a question lead?

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A question lead poses a question to engage the reader's curiosity and encourage them to think about the answer.

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Example of a contrast lead?

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"While many dread the start of school, others eagerly anticipate reconnecting with friends."

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Example of a parody lead?

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"In a world where homework is a myth, students rejoice in endless recess!"

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Example of a staccato lead?

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"Fast. Fun. Friends. That's what summer is all about!"

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Example of a summary lead?

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"The school year kicked off with new teachers, fresh supplies, and excited students."

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Example of a question lead?

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"What makes a perfect summer day?"