𝒥𝒪𝒰𝑅𝒩𝒜𝐿𝐼𝒮𝑀 - 𝑀𝐸𝐸𝒯𝐼𝒩𝒢 15

Name & Nim :	Annisa Triyulianita W (2088203074)
Topic :	Write a News Story: Analyzing and Writing a News Story
Date :	July 12th, 2023
Source/Links :	Paper of group 6 “Group 6- Journalism 6A2” doc.
Learned vocabularies, pronunciation & part of speech, definition, and in context (e.g., in a sentence)	1. Least= /lēst/ Part of Speech: Noun Indonesian: Paling sedikit Definition: smallest in amount, extent, or significance. Synonyms: Minimum, Smallest eg, “The ability to move the least important information” 2. Require = /rəˈkwī(ə)r/ Part of Speech: Verb Indonesian: Memerlukan Definition: Need for a particular purpose Synonyms: Need, Requisite eg, “In journalism, this may require visiting the location where the story takes place, interviewing witnesses and people involved in the event, and using online search engines for further research. ” 3. Succinct = /sə(k)ˈsiNG(k)t/ Part of Speech: Adjective Indonesian: Ringkas Definition: (especially of something written or spoken) briefly and clearly expressed.. Synonyms: concise, compact eg,  "It is presented in an easy-to-read, succinct reporting style." 4. Condense = /kənˈdens/ Part of Speech: Verb Indonesian: Meringkasnkan Definition: make (something) denser or more concentrated. Synonyms: Abstract eg, “ The ability to move the least important information to the bottom of the article without affecting the coherence of the whole story also makes it simpler for editors to condense articles.” 5. Absorbed = /əbˈzôrbd/ Part of Speech: Adjective Indonesian: Terserap Definition:  Having one’s attention wholly enganged or accupied. Synonyms:  Absorbable eg,  "To be quickly absorbed."

Reflection :

    In the 15th meeting, group 6 discussed how to "Write a News Story." They covered a number of topics in their discussion of this material, including the description of the news story, its structure, news story analysis, and how to produce a news article. The first category is news articles. While originally unclear about the distinction between news and feature stories, it soon became clear that there are differences, particularly in the style of writing. The second is attempting to comprehend the four components of a news story's structure: the headline, lead, body of the text, and ending. These components are covered in the content. After that, discover how to analyze news stories, which include an introduction, a summary, an analysis and interpretation, and a conclusion. Additionally, how to create a news article, specifically Select a recent topic, acquire research, organize the material, and create a written outline that is no more than 25 words.

Summary :

    1. News story

The specifics of an occurrence are described in a news story. A news article discusses recent occurrences that are of current interest, such as election results, accidents, robberies, product launches, court decisions, the publication of medical reports, and basketball game outcomes.

2. Structure of news story

a. Headline
headline refers to the title of the news, it should be write in the top of the story.

b. Lead
The lead, also known as the abstract of the article, outlines the main idea of the text and only the most important details.

c. The body of the text
This is the claim, narrative, subject of discussion, and it contains details like supporting data, historical context, and examples.

d. Ending
The final part of the news story is additional information, similar, interesting materials, and journalistic assessment.

3. Analyzing a news story

a. Introduction to the article,
b. summarize the article,
c. Analyze and interpret the article, and
d. conclusion.