WE'VE GOT NEWS FOR YOU

IT IS A BRIEF STATEMENT THAT CATCHES THE ATTENTION OF THE READERS ABOUT AN INCIDENT.

• BODY

• BYLINE

• HEADLINE

• LEAD

THIS PART OF A NEWS STORY CONTAINS THE LEAST IMPORTANT DETAIL AND GIVES THE READER SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT.

• BYLINE

• ENDING

• HEADLINE

• LEAD

THIS USUALLY INCLUDES THE MOST IMPORTANT fact (5 Ws).

• BYLINE

• ENDING

• HEADLINE

• LEAD

IT CONTAINS MORE INFORMATION AND DETAILS OF THE NEWS REPORT/ STORY.

• BODY

• BYLINE

• HEADLINE

• LEAD

THESE ARE BASED ON FACTS, DATA OR INFORMATION FOUND IN NEWSPAPERS AND INTEND TO INFORM READERS OF WHAT IS HAPPENING IN THE WORLD.

• INFORMATIVE SPEECH

• LEAD

• NEWS REPORT

• PANEL DISCUSSION

Cows lose their jobs as milk prices drop

This is an example of a . . .

• Lead

• Byline

• Headline

• Body of a news story

This informs the reader as to who writes the news report/ story.

• body

• byline

• headline

• lead

Which is the correct order of information in writing a news report?

• Additional information,

  Body,

  Lead

• Body,

  Lead,

  Additional information

• Lead,

  Additional information,

  Body

• Lead,

  Body,

  Additional information

What do you call the encircled part in the image?

• Lead

• Byline

• Headline

• Body

It suggests that news is written from the most interesting to the least interesting facts or data.

• Flashback

• Inverted Pyramid

• Logical Arrangement

• Pyramid style