English 5 Q4 MELC-3

• Feature article


  A piece of writing that gives an in-depth discussion of a certain topic about a person, thing, or event. It provides background information on a newsworthy topic as well as the writer's personal experiences.
• Feature article


  • Tickles the reader's imagination because it is based on facts and with emotions present
  • Allows the reader to feel what the character in the article or story feels
  • Allows the reader to see what the character can see, as if he is present in the setting of the story or article
• Elements of a feature article

  • Title
  • Byline
  • Hook
  • Introduction
  • Body or Nub Head
  • Conclusion
• Title


  A word, phrase or sentence that covers the whole idea of your feature article. It must catch the reader's attention for them to be motivated to read your article.
• Byline


  Shows the author's name. The byline can appear below the title or at the end of the article.
• Hook


  An interesting first sentence to "hook" the readers' attention.
• Introduction


  Where you paint a picture. It is called "show, don't tell." It can be in the form of a quotation, question, an anecdote or a short story, a setting, or a definition.
• Body or Nub Head

  The details of the article are being presented here. It is the part where your readers get what they want to read in your feature article.
• Conclusion


  Summarizes your article. Make sure that you end your article the way you started and not just as if you just quickly stopped writing.
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• Feature article


  A piece of writing that gives an in-depth discussion of a certain topic about a person, thing, or event
• Elements of a feature article

  • Introduction (Title, Byline, Hook)
  • Body or Nub Head
  • Conclusion