Question 15
Cloze PassageJAMB 2014 Passage III: Setting up a newspaper (cloze)
Setting up a newspaper involves a lot of preparations. The ...11... has to employ a lot of people. Other people working with him are cartographers, editors, typesetters, readers, who work in various ways to produce the text of the newspaper, ...12..., who go out and collect stories and items of news, and ...13..., who specialize in one kind of topic. Another important person who works closely with the Editor-in-Chief is the ...14..., who has to choose the most important stories ...15... go through stories sent to them and make necessary adjustments.
The Editor-in-Chief could determine for instance, whether a particular journalist should write articles daily or weekly in a particular column. Such a journalist is known as ...16... . The editorials of the newspaper will be coordinated by ...17... .
The publisher could decide to establish ...18... which would be on sale weekly, fortnightly or monthly ...19... the eye catching, screaming headlines and captions of newspapers on sale everyday from the ...20... .
Adapted from Idowu, et al. (1998) Round-up English: A Complete Course. Lagos: Longman
The Editor-in-Chief could determine for instance, whether a particular journalist should write articles daily or weekly in a particular column. Such a journalist is known as ...16... . The editorials of the newspaper will be coordinated by ...17... .
The publisher could decide to establish ...18... which would be on sale weekly, fortnightly or monthly ...19... the eye catching, screaming headlines and captions of newspapers on sale everyday from the ...20... .
Adapted from Idowu, et al. (1998) Round-up English: A Complete Course. Lagos: Longman
Passage III, gap 15: ________ (15) go through stories sent to them and make necessary adjustments.
- A.Sub-editors
- B.Writers
- C.Agents
- D.Producers
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Answer: A (Sub-editors)
Explanation
Sub-editors check and correct stories before they are printed.