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What section of the newspaper contains the opinions of the editors?
Answer: Editorial
Why: It is usually unsigned on purpose, because it speaks for the publication rather than for any one writer.
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Which fictional newspaper does Peter Parker work for as a photographer?
Answer: Daily Bugle
Why: In Amazing Spider-Man #2 (1963), Jameson buys Peter's photos of Spider-Man to attack the hero, never suspecting the photographer is him.
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What is the small advertisement typically found on the front page corner?
Answer: Ear
Why: Ears flank a newspaper's title on the front page and are often used for the weather or to promote a special feature.
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Which scandal broken by newspapers led to Nixon resigning?
Answer: Watergate
Why: Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein did much of the reporting that unraveled the scandal.
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What line credits the author of a newspaper article?
Answer: Byline
Why: It sits between the headline and the body text, and is not the dateline, which gives the place and date the story was filed.
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What is the thin line used to separate stories or columns?
Answer: Rule
Why: Vertical rules were a hallmark of classic papers, were among the first elements removed in redesigns from the late 1970s, and came back in the 1990s.