WHAT EVERY ARTICLE NEEDS ( WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, WHY, AND HOW )

A PARTICULAR AREA OF INTEREST ASSIGNED TO A REPORTER ( NOUN )

TELLS YOU WHO WROTE THE BOOKL ( NOUN )

TELLS WHAT IS HAPPENING IN A PHOTO OR GRAPHIC ( NOUN )

HAS RESPONSIBILITY FOR OVERALL PUBLICATION ( NOUN )

KNOWLEDGE OR INFORMATION BASED ON REAL OCCURRENCES ( NOUN )

AT THE TOP OF THE NEWSPAPER IS THE NAME WHICH IS CALLED A FLAG ( NOUN )

LARGE BOLD-PRINTED WORDS ABOVE THE HEADLINE ( NOUN )

IS A PHRASE THAT APPEARS ABOVE A STORY ( NOUN )

PEOPLE AND EVENTS WHICH THE READER CAN IDENTIFY ( ADJECTIVE )

REPOTER ASKS OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS TO ITS SORCE ( NOUN )

HOW JOURNALISM STORIES ARE WRITTEN STARTING AT THE MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION TO THE LEAST (

THE START OF A STORY THAT GRABS THE READER ( NOUN )

UNPROVEN WRITTEN INFORMATION THAT DAMAGES A PERSONS REPUTATION ( NOUN )

IS INFORMATION ABOUT AN EVENT AFTER AN EVENT TO CREATE PUBLIC AWARENESS

EXPRESSES THE OPINIONS OF THE WRITER ( NOUN )

IS THE WRITERS POINT OF VEIW ( NOUN )

IS WHAT A STATEMENT FROM A SOURSE IS CALLED ( NOUN )

SOMEONE WHO IS ASSIGNED TO A STORY AND RESEARCHES AND WRITES IT

SPOKEN INFORMATION THAT COULD HARM SOMEONES REPUTATION

PUBLICATIONS NAMES ARE CONTAINED IN A BOX CALLED A STAFF BOX OR MASTHEAD

A SINGLE TOPIC IN TEXT OR BLOCK

IS WHAT MOVES THE STORY FROM ONE POINT TO ANOTHER

IS THE SAME LENGTH AS THE LARGER ONE BUT SMALLER

A AGENCY THAT SUPPLIES THE NEWS