Military News Writing Part 1 (News Structure and Rules)

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Military News Writing Quiz

Test your knowledge on the structure and rules of military news writing with this comprehensive quiz. Whether you are a student or a professional, this quiz is tailored to help you refine your skills and understanding of effective news writing.

Key Features:

  • Multiple choice format
  • Focus on essential news writing concepts
  • Designed for those interested in military journalism
10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by WritingEagle321
In sports news, it can have more than 30 words, can be one or more paragraphs and can use a metaphor.
Read
Lead
Bridge
Body
The first paragraph of the straight news story must be one-sentence, 30 words or less and contains the basic information of 4Ws or may include Why and How.
Read
Lead
Bridge
Body
The second paragraph of the news story must be one-sentence, 30 words or less and identifies the first paragraph emphasis
Read
Lead
Bridge
Body
Paragraphs containing other details of the story in order of importance.
Read
Lead
Bridge
Body
Should not be more than eight letters
Title
Caption
Slug
Lead Emphasis
Should be not more than 12 words
Headlines
Cutlines
Slug
Lead Emphasis
The paragraph of a feature story that explains the focus statement of the story
Nut crackes
Nut graffity
Nut case
Nutgraph
The conclusive part must have call to action
News Story
Feature Story
Editorial
Sports News
Issues and controversies raised on a certain topic in Editorial; countered by a refute.
Direct refute
Call to action
Transition statement
Counter argument
Highlight of a Change-of-Command News
Outgoing commander
Incoming commander
Presiding officer
Unit
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