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Identify the parts of a news paper.

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Identify the parts of a news paper.

by Mark Keivin Malabanan
1

The title of the newsletter, usually placed at the top, showing its name and identity.

2

The main body of the article where the information or story is explained.

3

A visual representation, such as a photograph or illustration, used to convey information or decorate a page.

4

A short explanation written below an image that describes what it shows.

5

The group of people who work together to create the newsletter, such as writers and editors.

6

A single side or section of the newsletter where content is arranged and read.

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