新加坡3B unit8B(1).pdf

。Text TypePeople read newspaper reports because they want toknow what has happened.They want information.Theseare some questions people ask to get more informationabout an event.WhatWhere didhappened?this event takeplace?Who wasWhen did itinvolved?happen?Pals TimesWhy did it happen?How did it end?A good newspaper report provides this information.It alsoprovides details and explanations to answer thesequestions.A newspaper report is a factual recount that provides factsabout an event.It answers the six question words-what,where,when,who,why and how.With a partner,read the questions above.Next,read the newspaperreport about the bushfire again.Take turns to ask one another thesequestions and answer them.Worksheets 2 3,pages 4-7VocabularyBig national newspapers are usually made up ofseveral sections.The first page of a newspaperreports on the most sensational or up-to-date newsof interest to its readers.This news may be from thelocal area or from anywhere in the world.messtablished in 2000Newspaper reports are printed innarrow columns to make it easier forreaders to scan through the report forimportant information.The name of the newspaper andthe date are printed at the top ofevery inside page in a smallersize.Shoppers enjoying the festivities along Orchard RoadEvery newspaper,My Pals Timeswhether big or small,Sports Racingreports on the eventsand incidents that are ofednesday,13 December 2002interest to itsMy Pals Timesrcaders.Around the WorldMy Pals TimesWednesday,13 December 2002BusinessWednesday,13 December 2002My Pals TimesTravel,Food Fashion9Wednesday,13 December 2002