Catches your attention and sums up the story.
What is a Headline?
Freshest news, both local and international.
What is the Front Page?
First name of the sponsor of this club.
Who is Emily?
Somewhere you can find cities, towns, shops, and streets, but no people.
What is a map?
The princesses of Arendelle.
Who are Elsa and Anna?
A piece of writing included with others in a newspaper.
What is an Article?
Special features on arts, music, theater, movies, business, and/or games.
What is Entertainment?
Number of active members.
What is 9?
It has a face and two hands, but no arms or legs.
What is a clock?
The princess that Aladdin wants to marry.
Who is Jasmine?
The opening section - gives important information; should answer most of the 5 W/H questions.
What is a Lead?
Jobs available, house lots for rent or for sale, pets for sale, etc.
What are Classified Ads?
Three employees we have interviewed.
Who are Mrs. B, Ms. Adams, Miss Clark, Mrs. Semenick, Mrs. VanSlyke, and Mrs. Hobaugh.
Something you buy for dinner but never eat.
What is a fork?
The bad guy in Harry Potter.
Who is Voldemort?
Supplies detail. Important details go first; true statements.
What is a Body?
News that is happening at home.
What is Local News?
Wrote about the Super Bowl.
Who is Cayla?
A question you can never say "yes" to.
Are you asleep?
The bad guy in Avengers: Endgame.
Who is Thanos?
What someone actually says; adds accuracy.
What is a Quotation?
Notices about the people who have passed away.
What are Obituaries?
Two businesses we have reviewed.
What are Bear's & The Lizton Dairy Bar?
The number of letters that are in "the alphabet".
What is 11? (t-h-e-a-l-p-h-a-b-e-t)
The kid Woody and Buzz belong to in Toy Story.
Who is Andy?