Understanding Journalistic Texts

The video tutorial explains the genre of 'reportagem', a type of journalistic text similar to news but more detailed and interpretative. It highlights the formal and dynamic language used, the inclusion of research results, testimonials, and comparative data. The focus can vary between third and first person, and the content is more interpretative than narrative. Additional resources for writing are available on a specified platform.

What types of themes do journalistic texts cover?

• Only political themes

• Only social themes

• A variety of themes including political, social, economic, and cultural

• Only economic themes

How do reports differ from news articles?

• Reports are more narrative

• Reports are longer and include more elements such as research results and testimonials

• Reports are less formal

• Reports are shorter and contain fewer elements

What elements are typically included in a report to enrich the text?

• Personal opinions

• Informal language

• Research results, testimonials, and comparative data

• Advertisements

What is the nature of the language used in reports?

• Casual and conversational

• Complex and ambiguous

• Formal, clear, and dynamic

• Informal and vague

Where can you find more content about writing?

• redacao.do br.gov.br

• news.com

• writingtips.org

• journalism.edu