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- 8. Read an article about structural parts of a DAILY NEWSPAPER. While reading the text count how many sections a daily newspaper consists of and be ready to name them.
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The ___-s offer their readers a lot of “human interest” stories. 17. The quality papers ____ for the interests of those readers who have a better education. 18. The Guardian is ___ for its political comment, arts ____s. 19. The Sunday Telegraph is known for its ____ and challenging views of its columnists both on political and social issues. 8. Read an article about structural parts of a DAILY NEWSPAPER. While reading the text count how many sections a daily newspaper consists of and be ready to name them. N E W S Generally the first section in any major daily newspaper is the news section, often split it several parts: national, state, and local or regional. E D I T O R I A L The editorial section of the paper is where writers are allowed to present their opinions and persuasive pieces of writing. They most often take the forms of: • Staff editorials. These are pieces written by staff writers and published unsigned, signaling that they should be perceived as the collective opinion of the newspaper itself; • Signed editorials. These pieces are written by individual reporters and published with a by-line. They are meant to be taken as the opinion of that individual reporter; • Reflective pieces. These stories are either reflective or persuasive – are meant to give insight, depth, or reflection on a specific issue or to outline the author's specific point of view; • Letters to the editors. These are letters written by readers of the newspaper who feel compelled to comment on issues they've read in previous issues. F E A T U R E S Sometimes called "soft news," this section contains more light-hearted pieces intended to entertain, inform, or instruct readers on things they will enjoy. Such pieces include: — 11 — • Entertainment. These stories might concern how movie ticket prices are increasing, what movie studios are merging, or how the local symphony is doing financially; • Human Interest. These are the "my pet dog got lost and found his way home from 200 miles away" and "People who met on MySpace match for bone marrow transplant" type stories. If someone has interesting coin collection or Civil War memorabilia, you'll find that story here; • Movie, television, music, plays reviews. Staff writers give you a heads up on what to catch on the tube, at the local cinema, concert venue, or regional theater; • Celebrity interviews. If a famous person has a new movie, CD, book, or television show to plug, you'll be able to read an interview that star did in this section; S P O R T S This section includes: • Columns. Daily or weekly signed columns will appear that give reflection, insight, and depth to current sporting issues; • News. Has your team just made a trade? Do you have a new coach?. You'll read about it here; • Features. Did a local town boy or girl make it to the big leagues? Did a player overcome great adversity to continue to play? These kinds of human interest stories can also be found here in sports; • Box Scores. These are the little teeny boxes that list the scores in the sports section. C L A S S I F I E D A D S This section includes: • Big ads for local stores; • Classified ads for items, services, roommates, and residential rental; • Help wanted ads (jobs, etc.). жүктеу/скачать 0,58 Mb. Достарыңызбен бөлісу:
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