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The document discusses different sections of the newspaper and their purposes. It explains that sections like news, sports, and business aim to inform audiences on current events and topics relevant to their interests, while sections like comics and classifieds aim to entertain or advertise to audiences. Readers are asked to identify sections in their own newspaper and analyze the intended audience and purpose of each section.
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- 3. Newspaper Sections • Different sections of the newspaper have different purposes. • You Do: ▫ What are the section titles of the newspaper in front of you? ▫ Briefly describe what the purpose of these sections might be. ▫ What audience members might these sections appeal to?
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- 7. Audience • Underneath the articles, tell me who you think the intended audience is and why you think so. ▫ Example: teenage girl, 40-50 year old man, 20-30 year old woman, 30-40 year old mom, etc.
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