14 Questions
What does 'law-abiding' mean?
Someone who respects the law
What does 'shoplifting' refer to?
Stealing goods from a store
What does 'muggers' mean?
Assailants who attack and rob people
What does 'intimidated' mean?
Frightened or coerced
What is the main difference between broadsheet and tabloid newspapers?
The content and writing style
Which language device is primarily associated with tabloid headlines?
Alliteration
What type of content is typically found in broadsheet newspapers?
More in-depth and mostly political articles
What is the primary focus of tabloid newspapers' political coverage?
Use of images
What is the main difference in the use of language between broadsheets and tabloids?
More sensationalist vs. less sensationalist
Which type of newspaper is known for its larger format and more serious writing style?
Broadsheets
What type of content is typically found in tabloid newspapers?
Celebrity gossip
Which language device is primarily associated with tabloid headlines?
Alliteration
Who is the primary target audience for tabloid newspapers?
Younger people, female audiences
What is the main difference in the use of language between broadsheets and tabloids?
Tabloids use more language devices and catchier language
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