In this video, Professor Bruna introduces the concept of news as a textual genre, highlighting its informative nature and key characteristics such as being concise, formal, and impartial. The video outlines the essential elements of a news article, including the headline, lead, and body, and provides an example for analysis. It also offers guidelines for writing a news article, emphasizing the importance of accuracy and avoiding fake news. The session concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with the content.

What is the primary purpose of a news article?

• To advertise products

• To inform about current events

• To share personal opinions

• To entertain the reader

Which of the following is NOT a common topic covered by news articles?

• Fiction

• Science

• Education

• Health

What type of language should be used in news articles?

• Personal and subjective

• Complex and verbose

• Formal, clear, and objective

• Informal and casual

What does it mean for a news article to be impartial?

• It supports one side of the story

• It avoids taking sides and presents both perspectives

• It includes the journalist's opinion

• It uses informal language

What is the purpose of the headline in a news article?

• To provide detailed information

• To attract the reader's attention

• To include the journalist's opinion

• To summarize the entire article

Which part of a news article answers the questions: What, Who, When, Where, How, and Why?

• Lead

• Subheadline

• Body

• Headline

In the sample news article, what was the main finding of the research?

• Children's height is unaffected by nutrition

• Nutrition has no impact on children's health

• Poor nutrition can lead to a height difference of 20 cm

• All children have the same height

Why is it important to identify the source of a news article?

• To find more articles by the same author

• To verify the credibility and avoid fake news

• To ensure the article is entertaining

• To check the publication date

What is the first step in producing a news article?

• Detailing the facts

• Choosing a recent and relevant topic

• Writing the headline

• Publishing the article

What should be included at the end of a news article?

• A personal opinion

• A list of references

• A summary of the article

• The author's name, date, and publication location