Learning Log 16 (Matter of Fact)

            

1.      Vocabulary

No	Vocab	Indonesian	Pronounce	Part of speech	Synonim	Defination	Example
1	Overwhelmed	Kewalahan	ow·vr·welmd	Verb	Swamp, submerge, bury, flood	give too much of a thing to (someone); inundate	feel like we're overwhelmed in information.
2	Newsworthy	Layak diberitakan	nooz·wr·thee	Adjective	Interesting, topical, notable, important	noteworthy as news; topical.	because they are newsworthy
3	Legislature	Bada legislatif	ˈlejəˌslāCHər	Noun	the legislative body of a country or state.	Assembly, chamber, parliament, congress, body	The State Legislature has passed a law outlawing soft drink machines within 50 feet of the cafeteria.
4	Accurate	Tepat	ˈakyərət	Adjective	(of information, measurements, statistics, etc.)	Correct, exact, right, perfect, on target	It is accurate. Reporters pay close attention to detail when gathering facts and details.
5	Involving	Melibatkan	uhn·vaal·vuhng	Verb	(of a situation or event) include (something) as a necessary part or result.	Mean, demand, call for, concern, imply	than a similar story involving people they do not know.
6	Situation	Situasi	siCHəˈwāSH(ə)n	Noun	a set of circumstances in which one finds oneself; a state of affairs	Circumstances, state, affairs	the situation also has human interest.

 

2.      Summary A Matter of  Facts

 

in the news we must provide accurate factual news as in news value Concise, clear, accurate, this is relevant reporters choose illustrations of anecdotes and facts, the sources must also be clear and factual so as not to harm the parties involved in the news and cause conflict/misunderstanding for some people who read it.

 

3.      Reflection

re-read the written material in pdf format entitled matters of facts, namely journalism where the second time the lecturer gives an

explanation of journalism and students understand the term. after that the lecturer gave me

In this individual assignment, I will analyze the pdf that the lecturer gave me, giving assignment habits in adding incipient vocabulary

students can expand new English vocabulary in making news.

 

4.      The Nature of News (Fact vs Opnion)

1.      Opinion

2.      Opinion

3.      Fact

4.      Opinion

5.      Opini

6.      Opini

7.      Fact

8.      Opinion

9.      Fact

10.  Fact

11.  Fact

12.  Fact

13.  Opinion

14.  Opinion

15.  Opinion

16.  Fact

17.  Opinion

18.  Fact

19.  Fact