Lesson 3: Journalistic Writing Flashcards

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This is designed to inform the reader about current events or issues.

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Journalistic writing

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This writing style is characterized by a direct, straightforward tone, clear and concise language, and attention to detail.

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Journalistic writing

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These are the four types of journalistic writing.

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News stories, Opinion articles, Feature articles, Sports news

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This type of journalistic writing is found in daily newspapers and informs readers of current events worldwide. It follows the inverted pyramid structure.

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News story

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This type of article mainly reflects a columnist’s or a writer’s views about an issue or topic. It is found in magazines or newspapers and promotes a single viewpoint.

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Opinion article

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This article is about any subject, such as lifestyle, art, music, home, and human interest.

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Feature article

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These are the four components of a feature article.

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Title (headline), Lead, Body, Conclusion

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This part of a feature article is the first opportunity to grab a reader’s attention.

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Title (headline)

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This part of a feature article sustains the reader’s interest.

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Lead

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This part of a feature article contains logically arranged facts and supporting details that expand on the lead.

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Body

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This part of a feature article summarizes and links to the lead while drawing action or reaction from readers.

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Conclusion

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This type of journalistic writing focuses on sports-related events or tournaments, from amateur to professional levels.

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Sports news

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This type of sports story is an advanced story about a sports event with background information on teams.

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Pre-game story

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This type of sports story recounts the play-by-play activities of a game.

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Game story

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This type of sports feature is written after the event, such as a sideline story or analysis.

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Post-game story

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What is the main difference between a news story and an opinion article?

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A news story presents facts objectively, while an opinion article expresses the writer’s personal views.

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Why is the headline important in a feature article?

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It grabs the reader’s attention and provides a glimpse of what the article is about.

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What is the purpose of a sports news article?

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To report on sports events, analyze game results, and provide insights on teams and players.

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What does a pre-game story provide?

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Background information on teams and an analysis before the game occurs.

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What does a pre-game story provide?

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Background information on teams and an analysis before the game occurs.

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What type of article covers the events as they happen in a sports match?

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What is the purpose of a post-game story?

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To analyze or provide insights on the outcome of a game after it has taken place.

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This is a type of writing that informs people about current events.

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This article expresses the writer’s viewpoint on an issue.

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Opinion article

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This writing discusses human interest topics, lifestyle, and culture.
Feature article
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This is an article that reports on athletic events.
Sports news
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The first part of a feature article that grabs the reader’s attention.
Title (headline)
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The section of a feature article that builds on the introduction with facts and details.
Body
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The section of a feature article that provides a strong closing statement and ties back to the introduction.
Conclusion
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A sports story written before the game that provides background and expectations.
Pre-game story
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A sports story written during the game covering play-by-play actions.
Game story
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A sports story written after the event, analyzing its results.
Post-game story