Tabloid or Broadsheet

I enjoy reporting on scandalous celebrity stories. What am I? 

• Broadsheet 
• Tabloid
• Another type of newspaper
• Narrowsheet

I may refer to myself as 'quality press' because my stories contain longer sentences and contain a developed use of vocabulary. What am I?

• Stamp
• Tabloid
• Broadsheet
• None of the above

Some newspapers have a particular point of view which might affect how they report events in the news. 

• True 
• I don't know
• False

Long, complex and detailed sentences are common in which type of newspaper

• Narrowsheet
• Tabloid
• It isn't common at all
• Broadsheet

Newspapers will have a snappy headline to...

• Stop their readers' from buying their newspaer
• Take up more space on the page
• Grab their readers' attention

Tabloid newspapers use sub-headings to break up the text and entice the reader with emotive language like 'shocking' and 'outrage', etc.

• False
• True
• I don't know

Newspapers are written using

• Colloquial language 
• Abbreviations
• Standard English
• None of the above

Newspapers may use a play on words for their headlines. This is called a...

• Nothing
• Spelling error
• Pun
• Repitition

My pictures dominate the whole newspaper; they are often unflattering. Who am I?

• I don't know
• Broadsheet
• Narrowsheet
• Tabloid

I love being biased and using lots of emotive language to draw in my readers. What am I? 

• Narrowsheet
• Tabloid
• Broadsheet
• None of the above