Understanding the Five W's in News

The video tutorial explains how to write a news story using the Five W's: Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How. It uses a playground setting to illustrate these concepts, emphasizing the importance of identifying key elements and details in a news story. The tutorial concludes with a summary of the discussed points.

What is the main focus of the news story introduction?

• The conclusion of a news story

• The history of journalism

• The role of the field correspondent

• The importance of weather in news

In the context of a news story, what does 'Who' refer to?

• The reason behind the event

• The time the event occurred

• The location of the event

• The key people or groups involved

What is the purpose of the 'Who' in a news story?

• To determine the event's location

• To identify the key characters

• To uncover the reasons behind the event

• To explain the event's timing

What does the 'What' in a news story help to identify?

• The time of the event

• The main event or happening

• The location of the event

• The people involved

Which question helps to uncover the main event in a news story?

• What

• Where

• When

• Who

How does the 'When' aspect contribute to a news story?

• By detailing the timing of events

• By explaining the reasons

• By identifying the location

• By listing the people involved

What does the 'When' question help to determine?

• The event's location

• The event's reasons

• The event's timing

• The event's main characters

What does the 'Where' in a news story describe?

• The timing of the event

• The reasons behind the event

• The people involved

• The location of the event

Which aspect of a news story helps to identify the location?

• When

• What

• Who

• Where

Why is the 'Why' aspect important in a news story?

• It uncovers the reasons or motives

• It lists the people involved

• It explains the timing

• It identifies the location