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Persistent Kevin, Marcus Claim 2nd All England Title: Topic 1: Social Functions of Captions
Persistent Kevin, Marcus Claim 2nd All England Title: Topic 1: Social Functions of Captions
CAPTION 1
BADMINTON
Winning duo: Indonesia’s Kevin Sanjaya Sukamuljo (left) and Marcus Fernaldi Gideon pose on the
podium with their tophies after beating Denmark’s Mathias Boe and Carsten Mogensen during the
men’s doubles final at the All England Open Badminton Championships in Birmingham, England, on
Sunday.
Question 1:
1. What/Who is the highlight of each caption?
The bolded words “winning duo” helps you to know who or what your attention needs to be
focused on. The picture shows Kevin and Marcus holding their trophies with happy smiles. This
is what the picture highlights: Kevin and Marcus, winning the All England title again.
The Highlight: Kevin and Marcus, winning the All England title.
Question 2:
2. How is the picture contextualized?
A picture can be contextualized by explicit statements of the circumstances surrounding the the
event.
Question 3:
3. How does the caption relate to the headlines?
CAPTION 2
Collaboration key to achieving goal in human rights fight
Celebrating rights: Missing Persons and Victims of Violance (Kontras) forum members (left to right)
Franz Magnis Suseno, Bambang Widodo Umar, Marzuki Darusman, Yati Andriyani, Albert Hasibuan
and HS Dillon talk to reporters in Kontras’ office in Central Jakarta on Monday. The group shared their
views about the state of human rights in the country
Question 1:
1. What/Who is the highlight of each caption?
The bolded words “Celebrating rights” helps you to know who or what your attention needs to be
focused on. The picture shows Franz Magnis Suseno, Bambang Widodo Umar, Marzuki Darusman,
Yati Andriyani, Albert Hasibuan and HS Dillon talk to reporters in Kontras’ office in Central Jakarta on
Monday. The group shared their views about the state of human rights in the country. This is what the
picture highlights: Collaboration key to achieving goal in human rights fight
The Highlight:Collaboration key to achieving goal in human rights fight
Question 2:
2. How is the picture contextualized?
A picture can be contextualized by explicit statements of the circumstances surrounding the the
event.
Question 3:
3. How does the caption relate to the headlines?
CAPTION 3
Lifestyle
Handbag aficionados navigate taxes, fakes to dress in style
Love for bags: People browse discounted bags at a shopping mall in Jakarta.
Question 1:
1. What/Who is the highlight of each caption?
The bolded words “love for bags” helps you to know who or what your attention needs to be
focused on. The picture shows People browse discounted bags at a shopping mall in Jakarta..This is
what the picture highlights: Handbag aficionados navigate taxes, fakes to dress in style
CAPTION 4
WAGE
London - Tennis great Martina Navratilova accused the BBC on Monday of a "shocking" pay gap which
saw her fellow Wimbledon pundit John McEnroe paid at least 10 times more than her.
1. What/Who is the highlight of each caption?
The bolded words “Tennis great Navratilova slams BBC over Wimboldon pay” helps you to know
who or what your attention needs to be focused on.
The Highlight:Tennis great Navratilova slams BBC over Wimboldon pay
2. How is the picture contextualized?
A picture can be contextualized by explicit statements of the circumstances surrounding the the
event.
CAPTION 5
Crisis Talk
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Deposit Insurance Corporation (LPS) chief commissioner Halim Alamsyah (left) poses with speakers Seung Kon-
oh from the Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation (second left), former chairman of the Indonesia Bank
Restructuring Agency, Glenn Yusuf (second right), and distinguished fellow of Asia Global Institute, the
University of Hong Kong, Andrew Sheng, after a seminar entitled “20 Years of Asian Financial Crisis:
Strengthening Infrastructure for Financial Crisis Resolution” in Jakarta on WednesdaY
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A staff member of the Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) arranges blood bags on a shelf in Jakarta on
Thursday. Blood donations tend to drop during Ramadhan, leaving the PMI able to provide only
between 250 and 300 bags of blood a day compared to 1,500 to 2000 bags on normal days.