Different parts of a news article

The _______ tells the reader who wrote the article.

• headline

• byline

• caption

• column

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The headline is used to _____________.

• give more details about the story.

• summarize the main points of the story.

• catch the readers' eyes.

• sum up the story in a few words.

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The ________ tells you how and why about the story.

• headline

• lead

• body

• caption

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The _______ describes the picture.

• headline

• lead

• body

• caption

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The lead summarizes the main points of the story: usually the _____________________ .

• who

• what

• when

• why

• where

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The _______ reports what a person has said.

• lead

• body

• quote

• caption

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The quote is usually __________.

• in brackets ( )

• highlighted

• in speech marks " "

• underlined

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Which of the following best describe 'columns'?

• they are lines with only eight words per line

• the letters are in font size 8-10

• grab the readers' interest

• make the story easier to read.

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