There are basic styles of writing a story.

Photojournalism is telling a story using pictures.

Headlines are used to catch the eye of the reader.

The length of articles in newspapers is measured in linear inches.

The editor of newspapers, magazines and other print media is who writes the articles.

Layout refers to the style of writing a journalist uses to write an article.

It is essential that Journalists stay informed of current events.

A Straight Lead story refers to the headline used for an article.

The pictures we viewed in class of the Kent State massacre during the Viet Nam War is an example of a Straight-Lead Story.

When writing an Editorial article, you must address the who, what, when, where why and how.

It is acceptable for the Journalist to express their opinion when writing an Editorial article.

A Feature article is a human-interest story.

Sports articles can be written in a variety of styles.

A direct quotation is used when a journalist describes something a person said in the article.

Indirect quotes are used to describe other sources in an article.

Writing your story about the cross-country team in the film “McFarland U.S.A” is an example of a Sports Feature Story.

A Journalist should put the filler at the end of the article.

In a comprehensive high school Journalism is the class that produces the yearbook.

In a comprehensive high school Publications is the class that produces the school newspaper.

To ensure the accuracy of the information in the article he writes, a journalist should always take notes when gathering information or quoting.

The internet is a good source of information to rely on when writing a story.

The hook is what is used to catch the reader's attention and is found in the body of the article.

The only type of article that you can give your opinion and be subjective vs. objective is a feature article.

The main type of article that Journalists write are News articles.