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Newspaper Articles

The method of organising onformation in paragraph form is typical of news articles, whether in radio and television broadcasts or in newspapers and magazine. This method is known as the inverted pyramid or ,,from greatest to least” method. The title or lead sentence in news articles answers six questions - who, what, where, when, why and how. The purpose of the inverted pyramid is to supply the reader with essential information in rapid. (Note: Not every opening sentence encompasses all six items of information). Sometimes the lead requires several sentences in the information is lemgthy.

Task

1. Model: Categorize information from the lead sentence below.

Earlier today. Coal miners in northern West Virginia, in order to begin a new era of prosperity for the area, used the latest in technology to open a new vein for consolidatied mines.

Who:

What:

Where:

When:

Why:

How:

II Activity: Combine the following information into lead sentences:

Who: Daisy, a Guarnsey heifer

What: blue ribbon at the state dairy exhibition

Where: Nanner, ldaho

When: May 2

Why: output of milk in butterfat

How: impressed the entire panel of judges

Lead: Daisy, a Guernsey heifer impressed the entire panel of judges by making output of milk high in butterfat, won a blue ribbon at the state dairy exhibition in May in Danner, ldaho.

a)

Who: archeologists

What: announce a new excavation

Where: Roman Forum

When: Saturday, September 6

Why: to link legendary information about Romus's wall scientific and architectural fact.

How: supported by the Museum of Roman civilization.

Lead:

b)

Who: Olympic Qualifying Committee

What: report on a trend toward younger participant in athletics.

Where: in Seoul, Korea

When: late last winter

Why: to encourage beginners

How: international broadcast

Lead:

Evaluation

• filling questionnaire
• finding articles and designing the similar questionnaire.