Newspaper Parts Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• editorial cartoon: it is a drawing on the editorial page showing caricatures of public figures that expresses the opinion of the publication about a specific, usually political, topic.
• folio: this is a line at the bottom or the top of the newspaper page where the newspaper name, page number, and publication date are inserted.
• masthead: it shows the publication's name, the volume and number of release, the names of the staff and their respective positions.
• lead: the first part of a news article stating the basic facts (what, when, where,) of the story.
• byline: the part of the article mentioning the name of the writer.
• editorial column: an article stating the opinions of the writer about an important topic.
• editorial proper: an article stating the opinions of the editors about an important topic as stand of the whole paper.
• deck: a secondary headline below the headline stating additional facts about the story.
• headline: the title of the article, written in large and easy-to-read fonts.
• running head: two-line headline
• kicker: is a tagline above but smaller than the headline.
• fold: it is the imaginary horizontal line that divides the paper into two.
• credit line: are stories or illustrations imported or borrowed from other printed materials or people.
• column rule: are vertical lines that indicate the divisions of the columns.