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1. Informational texts provide facts, data, and knowledge about specific topics.

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1. Journalistic texts aim to inform the audience about various topics of general interest.

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1. Journalistic writing should strive to be completely objective and free of bias.

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1. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) reported that Kanlaon Volcano emitted ash and recorded 23 volcanic earthquakes on January 4.

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1. Students should be taught to differentiate between journalistic and non-journalistic texts to better understand media.

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1. There are different types of journalistic texts, including news articles, feature stories, and press releases.

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1. Informational texts are essential for educating the public about important issues.

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1. News articles should always avoid sensationalism to maintain credibility.

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1. Non-journalistic texts, such as expository texts, present information in a logical order and use various text structures.

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1. News articles are written in the inverted pyramid style, presenting information in descending order of importance.

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