Parts of a News Paper Article

This type of story are longer and more in depth than regular news articles. They cover one subject from multiple angles and are written in a more creative, entertaining way.

• news story

• feature story

• editorial

• movie reviews

They cover the basics of current events. They answer the questions: who, what, how, where and when.

• feature story

• news story

• editorial

• movie review

Both news and features require the same level of research and reporting.

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The following are the Elements of a news paper article except __________.

• Headline

• Bispace

• Lead

• Body

• Quotations

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In writing the headline, it should catch your attention and should summarize the story.

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This element of a news article includes the writers name and the writers specialty (e.g. sports, food, crime, etc.) Don't forget the date.

Ex.: Ruthlyn N. Calaunan, Sports reporter

Wednesday, October 22, 2020

• Byline

• Placeline

• Lead

• Quotation

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This element of a news article is where the story begins.

Ex.: Toronto, Vancouver, New York, Paris

• Byline

• Placeline

• Lead

• Quotation

This element is the very first or the second sentence at the beginning of the article. It has to catch the readers eye and reality provide the most important information about the article.

• Byline

• Placeline

• Lead

• Headline

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In writing the lead, provide the 5 "W' s" and "H'', which it is a traditional lead attempt to answer most or all of the key questions.

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One useful strategy for a good lead is to keep it short usually one sentence only.

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