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News & Narrative: Listening & Evaluation

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News & Narrative: Listening & Evaluation
 

Crossword Puzzle

News & Narrative: Listening & EvaluationOnline version

Improve listening and text evaluation skills.

by Rovelyn Marie Mascarinas
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The opening line that introduces the main topic of a news story.

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Opening paragraph that presents the story’s essential information.

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Line listing the article’s author and sometimes the date.

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A person or document that provides information for the report.

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Sequence of events that drives a short tale.

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The time and place in which a story unfolds.

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A conclusion reached from clues and prior knowledge.

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Believability based on accuracy, sources, and evidence.

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Characters encounter this in a story which alters the roles of some characters, from protagonist to antagonist.

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This refers to the overall flow of the story, from beginning until the end. Unexpected turn of events may also be included in this part.

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This refers to the type of conflict where the character is dealing problems by themselves.

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When reading or listening to an academic output or speech, this is one of the methods you can use to remember the key points.

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Refers to the ability to listen and understand, as well as evaluate a certain spoken text.

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The ability of a person to deliver his/her speech in a smooth manner without interruption and use of filler words.

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The ideas presented by the speaker are relevant and credible with research based evidences.

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