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I believe that the 6th question is the most important. It says what is the glimpse of wisdom. I feel if a story doesn't have a lesson learned it is not a story.

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I think that asking yourself what the unanswered questions is important because people come to an article to find answers for their questions.

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My favorite question of the six has to have been "What surprised you?" for what it could add to a story. Journalists always seek to write interesting stories to entice audiences, and by adding first hand accounts as well as what they found most interesting, it could speak volumes to the reader.

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I like the question "how would you tell this story to a friend" because I think it challenges the reader to really take away the most important parts of the story and be able to share that with others so they can enjoy it as well.

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The question, "What surprised you?" was my favorite because it makes the writer think more about their personal impact and thoughts.

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My favorite question is how would you tell this story to a friend because it gives the story a sense a of personal appeal and allows the writer to feel more comfortable expressing the focal point of the story.

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The first question, "How would you tell this story to a friend?" interested me the most, and will probably help with my writing, because it can help it to connect with the reader more, and make the writing more friendly, and conversational.

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My favorite question was the question "What surprised you?" because if journalists use this question in their stories it can add excitement and interest, as the author said most stories by journalists are pretty predictable matter. Well incorporating the concept of this question into their pieces, journalists can add some information that will make the stories more intriguing to readers.

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My favorite question was "What's the glimpse of wisdom we can offer?" because it can touch upon a universal theme that many can relate to and teach them important lessons about life.

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My favorite question was "What Surprised You?" because I think it is a good way for writers to really focus on making sure their story is interesting and different

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I thought that the question "How would you tell this story to a friend?" was interesting because it can give a different perspective to the story than writing for news, and makes you consider what people care about the most.

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My favorite question is #2 because it makes the writer think more on what he is saying. I also like questions 5 and 6 because it can bring new and interesting information in writing that readers wouldn't expect

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I thought the question that surprises you is good because it give the readers something out of the ordinary or interesting to learn or just read about. I also like this question because it surprises the reader with what they do not see coming . It also lets the writer put in what they thought was they most quirky or surprising

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I think the most important question is the last one, "What's the glimpse of wisdom we can offer?" I think this is the most important because it is crucial to leave your readers with a long lasting impact after reading the article. If a story touches upon a "universal theme", the reader will be able to relate to the information more.

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I thought that the question, What surprised you?, was my favorite question. I think it's interesting when there are facts that surprise even the veteran journalists. I feel like those are the most unique stories.

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I enjoy the section "What surprised you?" That's usually the most interesting part in a story. Who doesn't love the crazy man yelling in the back-round?

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I took from this article that using curiosity and asking questions can make a piece much more interesting. Specifically, I found the "What surprised you?" section interesting because this question is a great way to add some excitement to a story.

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The question, "What's the glimpse of wisdom we can offer?" was my favorite because it shows that journalism can be a useful tool to teach an important lesson.

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I thought "What surprised you?" was the most interesting question. I think journalism can be very cookie-cutter sometimes in terms of format and topic, so having writers focus on something that interested them can improve their product. Also, it makes the story more genuine if the writer is focusing on something fascinating to them personally rather than just a story.