Writing News Articles: Weaving Major and Minor Details

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Which of the following is not a part of the Donts of News Writing Style as mentioned in the text?

Embracing contractions

What is circumlocution in the context of writing?

Indirectly expressing the meaning through many words

Which type of ambiguity may be used intentionally to mislead a reader?

Syntactical ambiguity

What is an example of a colloquial phrase that should be avoided in news writing?

'Basically speaking'

What category of words should a journalist avoid in news writing due to their open interpretation or lack of precision?

Vague words

Which perspective should be primarily used in news writing to ensure objectivity?

Third person perspective

In news writing, what should 'cannot' replace to adhere to proper writing style?

'Can not'

Why should circumlocution be avoided in writing?

To provide clarity and conciseness

What is the primary reason for limiting the use of subjective pronouns in news writing?

To maintain impartiality

What is the main issue with using filler words like 'well' in news writing?

They detract from professionalism

Learn how to effectively weave major and minor details in news articles while maintaining coherence. Understand the importance of the lead paragraph and ways to integrate additional information seamlessly.

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