1. Timeliness- Having to work quick on a project or article before it is not relevant anymore.
2. Proximity- deadline
3. Human Interest- A group of people that would enjoy/relate to your story.
4. Prominence- state of being important
5. Conflict- A problem
6. Interviews- To ask someone questions for an interview story
7. Research- Looked up information
8. Quotations- Use of quotes in a story
9. Yes-no question- Question that can only be answered with yes or no, without further information
10. follow-up question- reply questions
11. Objective writing- intent upon or dealing with things external to the mind rather than with thoughts or feelings, as a person or a book.
12. Transition paragraph- Paragraph that introduces a quote
13. Hard news story- A deep story that has meaning
14. Soft news story- Less important story /light hearted
15. Inverted Pyramid- a visual information should be prioritized and structured in a text that journalists uses.
16. Third-person point of view- writing about someone else
17. 5 Ws and H lead- Who, what. when, where, why. and how
18. editing- Correcting and going back on your writing piece
19. attribution- Giving credit to someone
20. paraphrase- to shorten
21. fragmentary quotation- uncompleted quote
22. direct quotation- exact words of someone else in your writing
23. partial quotation- incomplete quote
24. Uses of quotations - Someone else said something that you put in your story
25. When to use quotations- when someone else said it
26. When quotations are unnecessary or not desired- When you use quote as a fact
27. Editorial- writing that people have their opinion in
28. editorial page- a page that people submit their opinions
29. columns- the form an article is written in
30. editorial that criticizes- article that criticizes a person, place or product
31. editorial that explains- article that explains something
32. editorial that persuades- article that persuades a product
33. letter to the editor- letter to the editor or publication
33. letter to the editor- letter to the editor or publication
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