Newspaper vocabulary

5. Page: The first page of a newspaper, typically featuring the most important news stories and images.
7. A longer, more in-depth article focusing on a specific topic, often found in the middle sections of a newspaper.
9. The arrangement of text, headlines, images, and advertisements on a newspaper page.
10. A particular version of a newspaper, typically differentiated by location or time of publication.
11. Release: A written statement issued to the media to announce news or events, often provided by organizations or companies.
13. An article expressing the opinion of the newspaper's editorial board or editor on a specific topic.
14. A brief description or explanation accompanying a photograph or illustration in a newspaper.

1. The section of a newspaper that lists the publication's name, staff members, and other pertinent information.
2. The title or main news story printed in large type at the top of a newspaper.
3. The name of the writer or journalist who authored the article, usually located below the headline.
4. The number of copies of a newspaper distributed or sold.
6. The time by which articles or content must be submitted for inclusion in a newspaper's edition.
8. A regular feature in a newspaper written by a particular writer, covering a specific topic or theme.
12. A distinct part or category of a newspaper, such as news, sports, entertainment, or business.
15. Short for "opposite the editorial," refers to articles written by guest contributors expressing their opinion on various subjects.