News Report by LIM JUN YIK

Byline

junyiklim — 2024-01-10 06:24:39 UTC

A byline is the name of the person who wrote the news report.

Example: By Jun Yik

jingweithoe — 2024-01-10 06:25:15 UTC

A headline is the title of something written. It’s what you use to grab people’s attention and get them to read more.

Headline

Example: Wesley Methodist School Penang Chinese New Year event.

junyiklim — 2024-01-10 06:28:46 UTC

The body paragraphs contains additional information and details to the news story. Each paragraph focuses on a part of the event.

Example: Describing the people, the situation, people's reaction to the event and anything else that is relevant to the situation.

Rain_Pearez — 2024-01-10 06:30:31 UTC

An Introduction is very important to explain to the reader to what's going on before continuing the paper.

jingweithoe — 2024-01-10 06:31:20 UTC

Explanation: News reports include factual information to provide a comprehensive understanding of the event.

Example: Fact: The person was injured in the flooding.

junyiklim — 2024-01-10 06:34:36 UTC

The quotes from the people can add authenticity and perspective to the report.

Example: "Luckily, a brave man climbed the tree and grabbed my cat, I was so relieved," said Ms Oliver.

junyiklim — 2024-01-10 06:43:41 UTC

junyiklim — 2024-01-10 06:48:16 UTC

News reports use clear, concise and formal language to convey information

Example: Avoid using personal opinions or emotional language

jingweithoe — 2024-01-10 06:48:23 UTC

Explanation: The conclusion wraps up the news report and may include any final thoughts or future implications related to the event.
Example: To sum it up, this event has left a significant impact on the community, and it is likely to have long-lasting effects.