FEATURE WRITING

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A feature may be a profile E
of a person who does a lot A
of volunteer work in the T
community or a preview of
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a movie about to hit the
theaters. R
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Strong feature writing A
is simple, clear and T
orderly. U
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Feature stories don't have E
to be written about events
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that just happened.
Instead, they focus on T
human interest, mood, U
atmosphere, emotion, R
irony and humor.
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Feature articles are E
nonfiction articles that A
intend to inform, teach, T
or amuse the reader on a U
topic. The topic centers
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around human interests.
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Feature stories may E
include conventions A
found in fiction such T
as dialogue, plot and U
character. R
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A feature article is an E
umbrella term that
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includes many literary
structures: personality T
sketches, essays, how-to's, U
interviews and many R
others.
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Parts E
1. Introduction A
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2. Body U
3. Conclusion R
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INTRODUCTION F
Feature article requires E
good beginning. It can be A
a:
1. An interesting T
statement
2. Quotation U
3. Question R
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BODY E
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1. Relevant T
2. Consistent U
3. Clear R
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Feature article needs more
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definite closure . The E
conclusions for these
articles may include, but A
are not limited to: T
1. a final quote U
2. a descriptive scene
3. a play on the title or
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lead E
4. a summary statement
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