报刊阅读课件1

II. How to Read Front Page 1. Newspaper Terms:
headline: the title of the news story. byline: the writer's name, under the headline and before the story. dateline: line at the beginning of a story, with the place and sometimes the date of origin. deadline: time when copy is due.
5.2. Newspapers in the UK
It has a large circulation. It reflects the view of the Right Conservatives. 每日快讯
每百度文库电讯 It supports the Conservative Party.
5.2. Newspapers in the UK
ears: an enclosure of line rules or borders; also called box or puff boxes
II. How to Read Front Page 1. Newspaper Terms:
cut: photo, printed picture or illustration. cutline: explanatory text, usually under a picture, also called block line.
9. Section arrangement of the newspaper:
1) Important news national and international 2) Arts and Leisure 3) Business 4) The Week in Review (with editorials, letters and Op-Ed) 5) Travel 6) Magazine
6. Are all the newspapers serious?
No. Newspapers are generally divided into two types. 1) “quality” press 2) “popular” press
6. Are all the newspapers serious? The quality papers are serious with long informative articles. For example, New York Times, China Daily belong to this one.
5.1. Three major newspapers in the United States:
The New York Times, which was founded in September 1851 by Henry Jarvis Raymond, the first editor-in-chief. Its original name was “New York Daily Times”. The average paper from Monday to Saturday is 75-80 pages, and on Sunday the average page is 556 in number.
1)Nation and World 2) Business 3) Style 4) Metro 5) Food 6) Sports
II. How to Read Front Page 1. Newspaper Terms:
II. How to Read Front Page 1. Newspaper Terms:
3. How many ways can we get the news?
We can get the news from 1) TV 2) Radio 3) Newspaper 4) Internet
4.What is the purpose when you read newspaper? 1) get information 2) for enjoyment
5. English newspapers in
1) USA 2) UK 3) China
6. Are all the newspaper serious?
7. Types of the Newspaper 8. News agencies and services 9. Section arrangement of the newspaper
II. How to Read Front Page 1. Types of news: 3) Economics / trade
World bank approves US$ 500M. loan to Brazil 世界银行同意贷款五亿美元给巴西 Toyota's president has apologized to the US Congress and American 丰田总裁向美国国会和民众致歉 U.S., Japan reach accord to avoid “chip war" 美日达成协议以避免“芯片战争” 美日达成协议以避免“芯片战争”
1.What is news?
It is not news when a dog bites a man, but absolutely news when a man bites a dog.
1. What is news?
Every journal, from the first line to the last, is nothing but a tissue of horrors. News can be a chronicle of the crimes, follies, and misfortunes of mankind.
1.What is news?
News can be what someone, somewhere wants to conceal.
1. What is news?
News can be laughter, tears, or cheers.
News can be stranger than fiction. News can give timely warning of what may happen. News is tomorrow's history done up in today's neat package.
II. How to Read Front Page 1. Types of news: 4) industry / agriculture
Drilling for oil begins off the Falkland Islands 英国） （英国）开始在马岛近区钻井采油 Businesses counting the cost 企业正在计算代价 GM ready to file for bankruptcy 通用公司将申请破产保护 Drought causes massive crop failure 干旱使大量农作物欠收
5.2. Newspapers in the UK
卫报
The former is called “Manchester Guardian”. It has been the name since 1954, and moved its base to London, it thus became a national newspaper. Politically it is close to the Labour Party.
Los Angeles Times, which was founded in 1881, printed in Los Angeles.
5.1.Other Newspapers in the USA
芝加哥论坛报 华尔街日报 科学家基督箴言报 国际先驱论坛报 今日美国
5.2. Newspapers in the UK
9. Section arrangement of the newspaper:
7) Book Review 8) Sports 9) Employment Advertising 10) Real Estate 11) Television 12) Regional Weekline
9. Section arrangement of the news paper:
II. How to Read Front Page 1. Types of news: 2) Diplomatic
Pakistan willing to negotiate with India 巴基斯坦愿意与印度谈判 Argentina seeks Falkland UN talks 阿根廷寻求联合国就马岛问题举行会谈 UK expels two Iranian diplomats 英国驱逐两名伊朗外交官
II. How to Read Front Page 1. Types of news: 5) military affairs
Iran Claims Deep Push into Iraq 伊朗宣称重击伊拉克 U.S. to Conduct N-Test 美国进行核子试爆(nuclear) 美国进行核子试爆 NATO Airstrike Kills Afghan Civilians 北约轰炸造成阿富汗平民丧生 Iraqis Celebrate as US Troops Depart 伊拉克人庆祝美国撤军
7. Types of newspapers:
National newspaper Provincial newspaper Local newspaper
9. Section arrangement of the newspaper:
1) Important news national and international 2) Economics and Business 3) National News 4) Opinion 5) 6) Entertainment / Culture / Advertisement 7) Sports 8) World News
泰晤士报
It is the most famous national paper, first published in 1785. Though it is not an organ of the political party, it often reflects the view held by the government, and politically it is more sympathetic with the Conservative Party.
II. How to Read Front Page 1. Types of news:
1) Politics: Japan's Hatoyama Sweeps to Power 日本大选鸠山获胜 Senate Approves $15 Billion Jobs Bill 参议院通过了15亿美元工作法案 参议院通过了 亿美元工作法案 Dutch Election to be Held in June 土耳其6月将举行大选 土耳其 月将举行大选
太阳报 It has a every large circulation. It is a tabloid, often digging up the scandals of the royal family and the famous.
5.3. English Newspapers in China