Answer: B. A hint of events to come later in a story
Explanation:
Most stories use foreshadowing as a way for the readers to think of what might come next as it adds suspense.
Answer:
1. Byline: the name of a reporter who wrote a news story appears in it.
2. Secondary source: Halley's Bible Handbook.
3. Syndicated feature: A nationally known cartoon.
4. Wire service: AP or UPI.
5. General sources: History textbooks.
6. Media: Newspapers, radio, television, magazines.
7. Slanting: News article that "sells" an idea.
8. Tabulated material: Weather report or sports scores.
9. Fillers: Short, humorous, or informative news articles.
10. Editorial: News article that expresses an opinion.
Explanation:
The terms to match their respective descriptions are;
- Editorial.
- Secondary source.
- Media.
- Fillers.
- Wire service.
- General source.
- Tabulated materials.
- Slanting.
- Byline.
- Syndicated feature.
