The different parts of newspaper

Have you ever read a newspaper and wondered what are the different parts that make up a news paper? In fact, a news paper has 11 different sections that divides the information up, and they have different objectives. The first part of a newspaper is the general news, which contains the most important news, and is usually located on the front page. The title of the news paper is called the banner headline, which is located above the general news. The second part of a newspaper is local and foreign news containing news and information from towns and cities of the nation. The third part is editorial page that contains printed articles. The forth part is the sports page which contains news and information about sports in and outside of the country. The fifth part is classified ads section containing ads such as help wanted and for lease or sale. The sixth part is business and finance section providing people who are interested in business and information on banking. The seventh part is entertainment which contains information about movies, shows, and other activities such as games, puzzles, and comic strips. The eighth part is home and culture section providing ideas about budgeting and food preparations. The ninth part is society page important or well-known people celebrating special occasions participate in an activity. The tenth part is the travel and tourism section providing an enjoyable guide for traveling and information on how to be safe where you go. The eleventh part is the announcements and obituary page containing information about religious sects such as, fellowships, seminars, bible studies, and prayer meetings. Those are the 11 different parts that make up a newspaper.

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