Front Pages of the World

1. My favorite newspaper cover was the Arizona Daily Sun's. I liked it because the pictures and text wrapped neatly together and looked very organized. The use of lots of pictures grabbed my attention because most people won't be reading the words on a newspaper cover, they'll probably look at the pictures.

2. The headline that interested me the most was "Trump, teens on collision course." I was interested in this one because I have opinions on the gun control issue, which is what the article is talking about. Also because of the word use "teen" because I'm a teenager.

3. There are four stories on the cover of my favorite one. Most of them continue on to another page because headline stories are going to be interesting, which usually leads to a longer story for the audience to read.

4. Something all of these newspapers have in common is that the name of their newspaper is printed very large and on the top of the page. This lets the reader really know who printed it, so if they like it, maybe they'll buy from that company again. There's also always one or more pictures because images grab readers' attention. The headlines of the stories are always big and flashy to grab attention, and then the text for the actual story tends to be small.

5. Things that vary from newspaper to newspaper includes size and quantity of text and pictures. Some covers only have one picture, but others have up to seven or more. The size also varies because putting a portrait of someone could be very small to wrap with the text. For the words, the font and point size varies, especially with the newspaper name, because that's supposed to be unique.

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