Sports Writing

The following is a hypothetical quote from Dave Anderson. We have already referenced him once in an article. Please format the following into a quote paragraph:

I told them I didn't want to stick around. I knew it was dangerous, and those dummies didn't want to leave. Now look at what's happened.

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CCSS.L.3.2C

CCSS.L.4.2B

CCSS.L.5.2D

What is the term for an opening sentence inside the body of an article, which is meant to summarize while also reaching out to grab an audience?

• Headline

• Lede

• Flashbang

• Thesis

What should be the minimum number of sources in most newspaper articles?

• Zero

• One

• Two

• Sevent

What is the term used for when the most important parts of an article are put toward the top and less important information is toward the bottom?

• Oblong Square

• Information Tunnel

• Inverted Pyramid

• Good Stuff Parade

What is one thing you should ask for from all of your sources at the beginning of an interview?

• Their name

• The spelling of their name

• Their title

• All of the above

What is the term for when you properly credit a source for information or a quote?

• Downloading

• Free Loading

• Attribution

• Uploading

When referencing a person for the first time in an article, what information about the person should you include?

• First Name, Last Name, Title

• Just their last name

• Just their first name

• First Name, Last Name, Age

Which of these words or phrases will phrases will NOT help protect you from liability when reporting on someone accused of committing a crime?

• Allegedly

• Reportedly

• According to

• They totally did it

Which of these is the correct format for a headline?

• Wayne State Crushed Winona State

• Winona State Lost to Wayne State

• The Wildcats Beat the Warriors and are Never Losing Again!

• Wayne State hammers Miners

What is a news lead? Choose all that apply.

• The most important sentence in the article

• It is a promo that announces an upcoming event.

• The very first sentence in the article with the most pertinent information

• It is the sentence that hooks and grabs your reader into the article.