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What was the price for a newspaper in the early 1930s?
What is the difference between reporting the news and writing a feature for a newspaper?
How has the content of the traditional print magazine changed over time? Why have these changes been made?
How were newspapers produced in 1931?
What are words and phrases that the author uses to create effects in "The Beast of Bodmin Moor"? Focus on this part: A little further along I took a turning with a handwritten sign pointing to ‘Gables Farm’. I had to leave the car and cross a rickety, rotting footbridge over a rushing stream. Another battered sign, nailed to a tree, bore the ominous words, ambiguously addressed: ‘Wild Big Cats – Keep Out’. A shiny, weather-beaten man with tremendous whiskers and a crusty hat the colour of an over-cooked pie appeared at the farm gate, carrying a rifle. When I explained I was lost and had just had an unnerving experience, he took me into his kitchen and sat me down at a stained oak table while he made me tea and talked about the beast.
In what ways is the text characteristic of its journalism genre? The 'text' can be found in this link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-22227704
In the newspaper article "Barack Obama visits Jordan amid red faces at King Abdullah's comments," why does the writer describe the participant with words like "shaken by" and "alarmed by"?
What is the diffference between newspaper reporting and feature writing?