Worksheetse newsletters in Business Communication
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
A newsletter published in electronic form:
newsletter
e news flyer
e newsletter
template
The main portion of the newsletter:
nameplate
template
body
byline
A phrase, sentence or paragraph describing the contents of an illustration such as a photo or chart:
caption
byline
call to action
headline
The content of the newsletter may ask the reader to do something......register for an event, watch a video, respond to an email, etc................what is this called?
a caption
a call to action
a pull-quote
a subhead
This is the banner on the front of the newsletter that identifies the publication:
table of contents
pull quote
nameplate
masthead
Which is the most prominent text element in a newsletter?
byline
page numbers
nameplate
headline
This is the banner is located on the front of the newsletter and identifies the publication:
masthead
nameplate
subhead
template
Where can page numbers appear on the newsletter?
only at the top
only at the bottom
only on the sides
at the top, bottom or sides of the newsletter
A brief, attention-getting quotation, typically in a distinctive typeface, taken from the main text of an article and used as a subheading or graphic feature:
pull quote
subheading
masthead
caption
The title of a newspaper or magazine, at the top or heading of the front or editorial page:
subhead
masthead
headline
nameplate
Appearing within the body of articles, they divide the article into smaller sections:
byline
subhead
headline
caption
This item briefly lists articles and special sections of the newsletter and the page number for those items:
nameplate
headline
table of contents
masthead
A sample document that already has a format that can be edited; used as a guide to create various word processing documents:
template
nameplate
masthead
call to action
"Register for our May 18th book signing event!" is an example of what in a newsletter?
a call to order
a call to action
a template design
a table of contents
E newsletters typically focus more on providing information about the business and less about sales information.
TRUE
FALSE
