Across |
1. | most newspapers use this style; when the first word of the headline and any proper nouns or adjectives are capitalized but others are lower case as in a sentence |
4. | nice design item that attractively lists things; used in infographics |
6. | display type emphasizing the source's words |
8. | giving credit to the source (so-and-so said.) |
9. | the publication's identifying emblem on page one; tends to include a date; also called a flag |
10. | to break or extend a story from one page to another; needs a line showing where and a headline above additional portion |
13. | persuasive writing that appears on the opinion pages and reflects the staff's opinions on an issue |
15. | type that is even on both sides instead of ragged right |
18. | mock-up or rough draft of a layout |
19. | artwork, but not photos |
21. | the line at the beginning of a story giving the name of the writer(s) and possibly the publication/organization he/she is with |
23. | some but few newspapers do this; when the first words throughout the headline are capitalized |
24. | a proactive story; one that previews an event or discussion |
25. | the page number, date and publication name at the top or bottom |
26. | the voice and verb tense to use whenever possible because it makes writing more interesting and lively and reduces wordiness |
27. | written or published material harmful to one's reputation and possibly leading to lawsuits |