报刊阅读1.pptVIP

9. Section arrangement of the newspaper: Important news national and international 2) Arts and Leisure 3) Business 4) The Week in Review (with editorials, letters and Op-Ed) 5) Travel 6) Magazine 7) Book Review 8) Sports 9) Employment Advertising 10) Real Estate 11) Television 12) Regional Weekline 9. Section arrangement of the newspaper: 9. Section arrangement of the news paper: 1)Nation and World 2) Business 3) Style 4) Metro 5) Food 6) Sports II. How to Read Front Page 1. Newspaper Terms: II. How to Read Front Page 1. Newspaper Terms: ears: an enclosure of line rules or borders; also called box or puff boxes II. How to Read Front Page 1. Newspaper Terms: cut: photo, printed picture or illustration. cutline: explanatory text, usually under a picture, also called block line. II. How to Read Front Page 1. Newspaper Terms: headline: the title of the news story. byline: the writers name, under the headline and before the story. dateline: line at the beginning of a story, with the place and sometimes the date of origin. deadline: time when copy is due. II. How to Read Front Page 1. Types of news: 1) Politics: Japans Hatoyama Sweeps to Power 日本大选鸠山获胜 Senate Approves $15 Billion Jobs Bill 参议院通过了15亿美元工作法案 Dutch Election to be Held in June 土耳其6月将举行大选 II. How to Read Front Page 1. Types of news: 2) Diplomatic Pakistan willing to negotiate with India 巴基斯坦愿意与印度谈判 Argentina seeks Falkland UN talks 阿根廷寻求联合国就马岛问题举行会谈 UK expels two Iranian diplomats 英国驱逐两名伊朗外交官 II. How to Read Front Page 1. Types of news: 3) Economics / trade World bank approves US$ 500M. loan to Brazil 世界银行同意贷款五亿美元给巴西 Toyotas president has apologized to the US Congress and American 丰田总裁向美国国会和民众致歉 U.S., Japan reach accord to avoid “chip war 美日达成协议以避免“芯片战争” II. How to Read Front Page 1. Types of news: 4) industry / agriculture Drilling for oil begins off the Falkland Islands （英国）开始在马岛近区钻井采油 Businesses counting the cost 企业正在计算代价 GM ready to file for bankruptcy 通用