Learning Log 17 (News Story Structure)
1. Vocabulary
|
No |
Vocab |
Indonesian |
Pronounce |
Part of speech |
Synonim |
Defination |
Example |
|
1 |
Inverted |
Terbalik |
ɪnˈvɜːtɪd |
Adjective |
reverse, inverted,
inverse, backward, upside-down |
placed or lying upside down or in the opposite position,
order, or arrangement from usual. |
press into an inverted
U shape |
|
2 |
subsequent |
Setelah |
ˈsəbsəkwənt |
Adjective |
following, next,
subsequent, ensuing, succeeding, consequent |
coming after something in time; following. |
the theory was
developed subsequent to the earthquake of 1906 |
|
3 |
direct |
Langsung |
dəˈrekt |
Adjective |
lineal, nigh,
point-blank |
extending or moving from one place to another by the
shortest way without changing direction or stopping. |
there was no direct flight that day |
|
4 |
Accurate |
Tepat |
ˈakyərət
|
Adjective |
|
Correct, exact, right,
perfect, on target |
It is accurate. Reporters pay close attention
to detail when gathering facts and details. |
|
5 |
decreasing |
menurun |
dəˈkrēsiNG |
Adj |
(of a situation or event) include (something) as a
necessary part or result. |
make or become smaller
or fewer in size, amount, intensity, or degree |
the population of the area has decreased radically |
|
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
The inverted pyramid is a basic form of
news writing which places the information in the story in order of decreasing
importance. Basic rules include a short lead and subsequent paragraphs,
answering the 5 Ws and H questions in a logical order, writing in active voice,
being tight without redundancies and empty words, and writing in third person
(he, she) rather than first. The most important details in this text are that
news stories should never reflect the opinion of the writer, and that quotes
should be used throughout the story to lend authenticity to the reporter's
facts. Quotations should be used to alternate factual statements or indirect
quotes (transitions) and direct quotes. All quotes must be attributed to a
source, and the source should be identified by first and last names and some
sort of identification.
News briefs are concise stories written in
classic inverted pyramid style. News writing style is the prose style used for
news reporting in media such as newspapers, radio and television. It attempts
to answer all the basic questions about any particular event at the opening of
the article and contains at least one of the following important
characteristics relative to the intended audience: proximity, prominence,
timeliness, human interest, oddity, or consequence. All future stories should
be prepared on the computer and follow these guidelines. The most important
details are to insert a header in the upper left corner of the page, include a
slug line, reporter's full name, section or page assignment, and date.
3. Reflection
re-read the written material in pdf format
entitled matters of facts, namely News Gathering and Interviewing and students
understand the term. after that the lecturer gave me 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.
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