Feature Lead, Body and Conclusion

 Feature Lead:

The Feature Lead is a crucial element of a news article that captures the reader's attention and entices them to continue reading. It serves as a concise and compelling introduction to the main topic or angle of the feature story. The Feature Lead aims to pique curiosity, evoke emotions, or present a thought-provoking statement that draws the reader in and sets the tone for the rest of the article.

Body:

The body of a news article provides the detailed information, context, and supporting evidence to support the main topic or angle introduced in the lead. It includes relevant facts, quotes from interviews, expert opinions, and statistics to provide a comprehensive understanding of the subject matter. The body is organized into paragraphs or sections, each addressing different aspects of the topic, presenting a logical flow of information, and maintaining the reader's interest.

Conclusion:

The conclusion of a news article brings the piece to a satisfying close by summarizing the main points and leaving the reader with a sense of completion or a call to action. It may provide a final thought, highlight the significance of the topic, or offer a glimpse into the future implications or possibilities. The conclusion aims to leave a lasting impression on the reader and ensure they take away the key messages or insights conveyed in the article.

Overall, the Feature Lead captures attention, the Body provides in-depth information, and the Conclusion wraps up the article, collectively creating a compelling and engaging news story.

1.    Feature  /ˈfitʃɝ/ 

• Part of speech : Noun
• Indonesian : Keistimewaan
• Definition : a distinctive attribute or aspect of something.
• Synonym : characteristic, attribute, quality, proper
• e.g : "safety features like dual air bags"

2.    Lead  /liːd/.

• Part of speech : Noun
• Indonesian : timah, petunjuk
• Definition :  the initiative in an action; an example for others to follow.
• Synonim : first position, head place, forefront
• e.g : "the US is now taking the environmental lead"

3.    Vitally /ˈvaɪtəɫi/.

• Part of speech : Adverb
• Indonesian : sangat penting
• Definition : in a way that is absolutely necessary or essential.
• Synonym : actually, quite, necessary
• e.g : "the economy depends vitally on having a skilled, productive workforce"

4.        Omniscient  /ɒmˈnɪsɪənt/ 

• Part of speech : Adjective
• Indonesian : Maha tahu
• Definition : knowing everything.
• Synonym : all-knowing, all-wise
• e.g : "the story is told by an omniscient narrator"

5.        Repetition  /ˌɹɛpəˈtɪʃən/ ;

• Part of speech : Noun
• Indonesian : pengulangan
• Definition : the action of repeating something that has already been said or written.
• Synonym : reiteration, repetiting
• e.g : "her comments are worthy of repetition"