A text has the structure: title, date, place, a first paragraph answering what, who, when and where. Which genre is it?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. A news report
- Step 1: The 'what, who, when, where' lead is typical of journalism. Step 2. News reports summarise the event first. Answer: A news report. Why not the others: A recipe, a letter and a fable have different structures.
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