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(a)   is the official stand of the paper on a relevant development or

issue.

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It focuses on current issues in science, socio-economic issues, research findings, policy issues related to science technology, and health, discoveries and inventions, innovations, etc.

• Science news

• Science Editorials

• Science Feature

• Science Cartoon

Science news should be factual, truthful, accurate, and (a)   .

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It is considered the soul of the newspaper for it stirs the conscience of the readers to action.

• cartooning

• editorial

• feature

• news

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It is a brief reaction about the news event or issue upon which the editorial is based.

• Punch

• News peg

• Conclusion

• Lead

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It is the most crucial information which summarizes the story.

• Conclusion

• Summary

• Lead

• Body

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The fact of making something more native; transformation of some service, idea etc., to suit a local culture.

• Attribution

• Localization

• Contextualization

• Indigenization

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(a)   is relating to a specific area, limit or confine to a particular place, area, or region.

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The following are opening styles in writing Science Editorials EXCEPT

• Maxim

• Order

• Question

• Advice

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Which of the following is not a way to end your Science article?

• Argumentative

• Quotations

• News peg

• Crusading

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