These
What tense is copy written in?
past
This lead catches the reader off-guard with an unusual or shocking fact
shocking statement
This lead is based in the sensory details of a scene
descriptive lead
A factual sentence a writer uses to link one fact to another in a piece
transition
This lead points out opposites of extremes
compare/contrast
What part of a caption might this sentence be: "Sally Jones cheers her bff Melissa Rogan on to a track victory"
first
A writer's specific focus on a topic
angle
a type of lead with literary, historical, or mythological references
allusion
How do you attribute a quote when the attribution falls within the quotation and it interrupts the quotation
"Quote," name said, "quote."
the main story on a yearbook spread
copy
A line of large type used to tell the reader what is to follow
Headline
How do you attribute a quote when the attribution separates sentences within the quotation?
"Quote," name said. "Quote."
the second and third sentences of a caption are written in this tense
past
The person a reporter interviews
source
Which part of a caption might this be "Bend and snap!"
lead in
an attention-grabbing introduction that sets the tone for the story
lead
How do you do a quote attribution when the attribution follows the quote
"Quote," said name.
A conversation between a reporter and a source
interview
How do you do a quote attribution when the attribution leads into the quote?
Name said, "Quote."
a list of guidelines a writer uses to maintain consistent punctuation and capitalization
style sheet
a smaller headline which accompanies the main headline
secondary headline
Which sentence of a caption might this be: "The wildcats won the game with a score of 33-87."
What are the four requirements of an effective headline package?
1. Identifies content of spread
2. attracts attention
3. reflects mood of spread
4. ties in action of dominant photo
Identification of the person who said the words being quoted
attribution
The first sentence of a caption is written in this tense
present