Choose the option that best conveys the meaning of the underlined portion in the following sentence;
The leader in today's issue of our popular newspaper focuses on inflation
president
headline
editorial
columnist
proprietor
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Whn I see de word "leader" nd de options I was a little confused,bt whn I read it very well I pick 2 options "headlines nd Editorials,bt I actually go for editorial cos they re de one incharge of every information abt the society,before the news re out,the editors "ve know abt it all.
Am cofuse in dis one,bcos of headline and editoria which are the same as the the leader.please som1 should help me out, so dat i wont be left behind.
Wow I got it!
How to explain it now...
OK, there's one word that makes the difference in that sentence - focus.
A headline only highlights, but an editorial discusses; therefore, it's only an editorial that can focus - unless you have a headline greater than 100 words (which is practically preposterous).
leader meaning:
1. a leading article in a newspaper.
2. a short strip of non-functioning
material at each end of a reel of film or recording tape for connection to the spool.
3. a shoot of a plant at the apex of a stem or main branch.
4. a series of dots or dashes across
the page to guide the eye, especially in tabulated material.
The option C is correct
"Editorial"
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