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    This document defines vocabulary terms related to newspapers: a broadsheet covers serious news in a large format, while a tabloid focuses on sensational stories in a compact format. It also defines scandal as a morally wrong action and gossip as casual unverified conversation about others. Finally, it identifies a newspaper headline as a title at the top of an article or page.

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    This document defines vocabulary terms related to newspapers: a broadsheet covers serious news in a large format, while a tabloid focuses on sensational stories in a compact format. It also defines scandal as a morally wrong action and gossip as casual unverified conversation about others. Finally, it identifies a newspaper headline as a title at the top of an article or page.

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    Semester 2 - Week 5: Vocabulary

    Broadsheet.

    (noun)
    A newspaper which covers current affairs and serious news. Tabloid.

    (noun)
    A popular newspaper which covers sensational stories. Scandal. (noun) An action or event which is regarded as morally or legally wrong. Gossip.

    (noun)
    Casual conversation about other people which may or may not be true. Newspaper Headline.

    (noun)
    A heading at the top of an article or page in a newspaper.

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