What's New You have learned already what feature articles are. This time, let's try to find out how well do you know about its elements.
Choose your answer inside the box, write it in your notebook.
a. Title
c. Body
b. Byline
d. Conclusion
e. Introduction
1. This section contains most of the details of the story. It includes names, places, times, and quotes related to the person, event, or organization.
2. It grabs the readers' attention quickly so they'll keep reading. It needs to highlight the general topic of the story.
3. This part tells the reader why this story is important or worth their time. This as an opportunity to say something attention-grabbing or something that will spark the reader's interest.
4. This should leave a lasting impression on the reader and provoke some sort of reaction.
5. This tells the reader who wrote the article by giving credit to the author.
Choose your answer inside the box, write it in your notebook.
a. Title
c. Body
b. Byline
d. Conclusion
e. Introduction
1. This section contains most of the details of the story. It includes names, places, times, and quotes related to the person, event, or organization.
2. It grabs the readers' attention quickly so they'll keep reading. It needs to highlight the general topic of the story.
3. This part tells the reader why this story is important or worth their time. This as an opportunity to say something attention-grabbing or something that will spark the reader's interest.
4. This should leave a lasting impression on the reader and provoke some sort of reaction.
5. This tells the reader who wrote the article by giving credit to the author.
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Answer:
1.C
2.A
3.E.
4.D
5.B
Explanation:
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