Newspaper Terms Flashcards

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What is a byline of a newspaper

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The name of the journalist who has written the article of feature

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What is the caption of a newspaper?

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Written text under a photograph or drawing to anchor the image

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What is an advertorial of a newspaper?

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An advertisement which is disguised as a part of the editorial content of the newspaper of magazine

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What is the banner of a newspaper?

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Front page headline which goes across the full width of the page

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What is the brand identity of a newspaper?

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That which distinguishes one magazine or newspaper from another and enables the target audience to recognise it early

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What is the circulation of a newspaper?

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The number of copies sold or distributed to audiences

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What is a copy of a newspaper?

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The basic written material before it is incorporated into the magazine or newspaper

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What is the cover line of a newspaper?

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Summaries of the most enticing features and articles which are inside the magazine

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What is cropping in a newspaper?

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Cutting off parts of the image to emphasises a particular aspect

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What is the editorial of a newspaper?

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A statement or comment by the editor often placed near the front of the magazine

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What is an exclusive of a newspaper?

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The story is promoted to the audience as only being available in this newspaper or magazine

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What is a feature of a newspaper?

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Longer than a news story with more background information, research and depth

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What are the graphics of a newspaper?

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The use of words symbols, words and images

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What is the gutter of a newspaper?

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Space between pages in a centre spread

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What is the headline of a newspaper?

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The main heading with the biggest font relating to the main story

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What does house style mean in newspapers?

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Rules for a particular newspaper or magazine on spelling, punctuation and abbreviation

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What does layout mean in newspapers?

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The design of the page

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What is a lure of a newspaper?

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A small section of the story is printed on the front cover and the fulls Troy is advertised as being inside

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What is the masthead of a newspaper?

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The title at the top of the front cover which identifies the newspaper or magazine

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What is a mass market product/ audience in newspapers?

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A product aimed at a wide range of the population, possible spanning age, gender and class

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What is the mode of address in newspapers?

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The way a magazine speaks to its audience

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What is a niche product/audience in newspapers?

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A product aimed at a specific interest group

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What is a stand first in newspapers?

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The introductory paragraph before the main article

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What is a strapline in newspapers?

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Headline in a smaller font appearing over the main headline

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What is a typeface in newspaper?
A set of text and symbols with a consistent design also called a font
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What is a broadsheet
A larger newspaper that publishes more serious news for example the daily telegraph
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What is a tabloid
A newspaper smaller and more compact in size. A newspaper whose content focuses on lighter news. E.g. celebrity gossip