Question

1) Analise o texto abaixo e responda o que se pede:
a) O que são "headlines"?
b) As "headlines", geralmente, são mais curtas ou mais longas?
c) O que os jornalistas utilizam para manter a atenção do leitor? Cite um

exemplo:

Newspaper headlines
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Info
Newspaper headlines, in authentic newspapers especially, have their own language.
First, headlines in English language newspapers are usually short and they thus tend to
leave out all the inessential words, such as articles and auxiliary verbs. Because of that,
headlines use short words wherever possible, rather than long ones. Sometimes, of course,
the very briefness of headlines makes them ambiguous and difficult for the English
language learners to understand.
Second, journalists use a variety of techniques in order to attract and keep the reader's
attention. Some of them are pun (play on words), alliteration or rhyme.​

Answer 1

a) "Headlines" são manchetes. A manchete é o título principal, de maior destaque, no alto da primeira página de jornal ou revista, alusivo à mais importante dentre as notícias contidas na edição.

b) Geralmente, as headlines são curtas.

c) Os jornalistas usam as headlines para chamar a tenção do leitor.

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