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Questions and Answers
What guideline suggests avoiding ending a headline with a preposition?
What guideline suggests avoiding ending a headline with a preposition?
- Avoiding editorializing in headlines
- Avoiding double meanings in headlines
- Avoiding creating new abbreviations
- Avoiding concluding with a preposition (correct)
Which of the following best represents editorializing in headlines?
Which of the following best represents editorializing in headlines?
- Including personal opinions or judgments (correct)
- Using proper punctuation
- Creating double meanings
- Using abbreviations
What should be the primary focus when writing headlines?
What should be the primary focus when writing headlines?
- Achieving clarity (correct)
- Creating double meanings
- Including personal opinions
- Using unfamiliar abbreviations
What can double meanings in headlines lead to?
What can double meanings in headlines lead to?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended practice in headline writing?
Which of the following is NOT a recommended practice in headline writing?
What can using personal opinions in headlines make them?
What can using personal opinions in headlines make them?
'Teachers Strike Disrupts Schools' is an example of avoiding what in headlines?
'Teachers Strike Disrupts Schools' is an example of avoiding what in headlines?
'Tax Hike Approved by Government' is an example of avoiding what in headlines?
'Tax Hike Approved by Government' is an example of avoiding what in headlines?
'Concert Start Time' is preferred over 'What Time is the Concert?' to avoid what?
'Concert Start Time' is preferred over 'What Time is the Concert?' to avoid what?
'Man Arrested for Bank Robbery' is a recommended headline over what?
'Man Arrested for Bank Robbery' is a recommended headline over what?