Story Angles
Lead In
Title
Quotes
Conclusion
200

What is the most important part of your story?

The story angle

200

What tense should the lead in be in?

Present Tense

200

What should the title connect to?

Your story

200

Is it better to have longer or shorter quotes? 

Longer 

200
What should you finish before writing the conclusion? 

The story

300

What was the story theme that was overused last year? 

Team bonding in sports

300

What literary device is most commonly used in a lead in? 

Imagery 

300

How long should the title be? 

2-5 words

300

What questions can you ask to get good quotes? 

Ex: "Is there something special about..."

"What is different about this year" 

"Tell me more about why you enjoy..."

300

What is the conclusion? 

A brief summary of the story

400

What is a story angle? 

Specific focus that you take on a broad topic in order to make it more interesting to the reader.

400

The lead in describes the scene like a _____? 

Movie 

400

What should you avoid in your title? 

Ex: Long title, semi colons, not related 

400

What can you add to finish your conclusion? 

A quote (if you have a good one)

500

What question can you ask to decide your story angle?

What is something special/unique about the team/group/thing this year?

500

Name one difference between the good lead in example and the bad lead in example? 

Ex: The good lead in uses imagery and is more professional 

500

What should you do if you are having trouble finding a title? 

Ask your EIC's and section ed's, slogans specific to each sport, and take inspo from earlier books.

500

How should you format your quote? 

Don't integrate the quote, drop it in. 

500

Which of the following is NOT meant to be in a conclusion? (Select 2)

A. Quotes 

B. Present Tense 

C. Introducing New People

D. Past Tense

B and C
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