Test Your Understanding In Writing News Story.

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Check your understanding on the 7 steps of writing a news story.

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1.

Reorder the following steps according to the techniques of writing a news story.Which one is the first step?
- A.
  
  Research on the topic. Get references/information relating to the specific question in hand, to back any points or arguments you want to make. Look online, in encyclopedias, and at the library.
- B.
  
  Prepare an outline. Write an outline on what you would like to do on a sheet of paper.
- C.
  
  An introduction
2.

Which is the second step?
- A.
  
  Research on the topic. Get references/information relating to the specific question in hand, to back any points or arguments you want to make. Look online, in encyclopedias, and at the library.
- B.
  
  Middle or body section with headings, detailing your research, ideas and discussion. Keep this at about 3 to 5 different topics at the most.
- C.
  
  An introduction
3.

Which is the third step?
- A.
  
  Prepare an outline. Write an outline on what you would like to do on a sheet of paper
- B.
  
  An introduction
- C.
  
  Middle or body section with headings, detailing your research, ideas and discussion. Keep this at about 3 to 5 different topics at the most.
4.

Which is the fourth step?
- A.
  
  A summary and/or conclusion. An arguments about the topic to reach your final point of view.
- B.
  
  Middle or body section with headings, detailing your research, ideas and discussion. Keep this at about 3 to 5 different topics at the most.
- C.
  
  Rewrite your news story. Add pictures if you would like to or if it enhances the look.
5.

Which is the fifth step?
- A.
  
  Print and check for final errors. Taylor the news story if it is appropriate, or place in a folder
- B.
  
  Rewrite your news story. Add pictures if you would like to or if it enhances the look.
- C.
  
  A summary and/or conclusion. An arguments about the topic to reach your final point of view. A summary and/or conclusion. An arguments about the topic to reach your final point of view.
6.

Which is the sixth step?
- A.
  
  Rewrite your news story. Add pictures if you would like to or if it enhances the look.
- B.
  
  Research on the topic. Get references/information relating to the specific question in hand, to back any points or arguments you want to make. Look online, in encyclopedias, and at the library.
- C.
  
  Middle or body section with headings, detailing your research, ideas and discussion. Keep this at about 3 to 5 different topics at the most.
7.

Which is the final step?
- A.
  
  Print and check for final errors. Taylor the news story if it is appropriate, or place in a folder
- B.
  
  A summary and/or conclusion. An arguments about the topic to reach your final point of view.
- C.
  
  Research on the topic. Get references/information relating to the specific question in hand, to back any points or arguments you want to make. Look online, in encyclopedias, and at the library.