Features of a News Article

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Features of a News Article

Features of an article Headline Orientation/Topic Sentence Main body of text Photo Caption

Headline In bold Catchy Alliteration Interests the reader Serious or humorous Only has a few words Action verbs

Orientation When? Where? Who? What? This introduces the story and should GRAB our attention. It will set the scene and summarise the main points of the article. It is often only one sentence so you must make it a good one. When? Where? Who? What?

Main Body of Text the past tense paragraphs very detailed This is written in: the past tense paragraphs very detailed clear sentences It answers the questions: Why? Who? How? Where? What? When?

Who is involved? What happened? When did it take place? Where did it take place? Why did it happen? How did it happen?

photo The photo shows us a snapshot of what happened, where it happened or who it happened to. It should make the reader “feel something” so that they want to read the article. If possible it should show action.

It is a label for the photograph! Caption A caption goes underneath a photo to identify something or someone and to give us more information. It is a label for the photograph!