English News Report Flashcards

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These are found in newspapers and their purpose is to inform readers of what is happening in the world around them.

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News Reports

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2
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News Reports begin with a (blank) HEADLINE

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Catchy

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3
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It informs the reader of the most important aspects of the story as soon as possible.

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LEAD PARAGRAPH

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4
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It gives more details and provides more information about the WHY and HOW of the story.

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BODY

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5
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Contains less important information.

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TAIL

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6
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These are tools that provide support and facilitate understanding of texts.

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Textual Aids

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Commonly Used Textual Aids

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  • Concept Map
  • Compare and Contrast Organizers/Venn Diagram
  • Sequence Chart
  • Cause-and-Effect Diagram
  • Titles and Subtitles
  • Illustrations
  • Tables
  • Graphs
  • Maps
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8
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As the term “main ideas and details” suggests, such of kind graphic organizer is often a great tool for brainstorming and divergent thinking.

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Concept Map

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9
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If you need to compare and contrast three objects, processes, or events, consider using compare and contrast organizers, such as a Venn Diagram.

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Compare and Contrast Organizers/Venn Diagram

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Sequence refers to a set of events, actions, numbers, etc. which have a particular order, and which lead to a particular result. | This graphic organizer looks like several boxes connected by arrows.

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Sequence Chart

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11
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It is a visual representation of the factors that might contribute to an observed effect or phenomenon that is being examined.

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Cause-and-Effect Diagram

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12
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Provide initial ideas on what the text is all about. | Activate prior knowledge on the topic.

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Titles and Subtitles

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Visual representation of an object. | Facilities better retention of the information presented.

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Illustration

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14
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Information (facts and figures) that are organized and arranged in columns and rows.

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Tables

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Found on top of the columns; used to identify the contents of a specific column

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Column headings

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16
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Used to determine or identify the contents of a specific row.

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Row headings

17
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Used when a simple table cannot adequately demonstrate important relationships of and within data.

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Graphs

18
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4 Types of Graphs

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a. Bar graph
b. Line graph
c. Pie graph
d. Pictograph

19
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Visual representation of selected characteristics of a place, usually drawn on a flat surface.

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Map

20
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2 Types of Maps

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a. Physical map
b. Political map