FEATURE ARTICLES

This is the definition of

" Each paragraph will move your story along, and add to the reader’s information. Embed facts into scenes, so that something new is revealed with each paragraph".

• Body

• Conclusion

• Lead

Choose true or false

A news article ... is an article written to give more depth to topical events, people or issues. Written by an expert or a journalist, these texts provide background information on a newsworthy topic as well as the writer’s personal slant or experience.

• True

• False

True or false?

Feature articles use a mix of first, second or third person as appropriate

• True

• False

True or false?

Feature articles use only the present tense.

• True

• False

Headlines are

• Accurate and specific

• Creative and extense

This is and example of:

World Of Warcraft: Shadowlands--How To Watch The Upcoming Reveal Event For The New Expansion

• A lead

• A byline

• A headline

This is an example of

The Japanese YouTube account Pokemon Kids TV, an official Pokemon account that posts content for young children, has just debuted something quite exciting--a new Pokemon cartoon reminiscent of the Fleischer hand-drawn animation style. For a modern example of this style, think Cuphead.

• Introduction

• Lead

• Byline

• Headline

This is and example of

You may have played Final Fantasy 7 Remake, but have you drank Final Fantasy 7 Remake? Soon you can, if you happen to be in Beijing this month. Square Enix will be opening a pop-up cafe on June 6 with drinks themed after characters from the action-RPG.

• Introduction

• Lead

• Conclusion

• Body

The conclusion in an article should

• Include specific quotes

• Remind the reader of the article's main idea

• Be short and hook the reader

True or false?

Feature Articles are usually timeless they are just as acceptable for publication this week or

next month.

• True

• False