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News story whose information is organized in inverted pyramid order.

Evaluate the newsworthiness of information and events and create a basic news story whose information is organized in inverted pyramid order.
-Clearly focuses on an at least one appropriate characteristic of news (proximity, impact, prominence, conflict, consequence, timeliness and singularity).
-employs active-voice verbs; and stays in the past tense.
Meets expectations for at least 4 of the following characteristics:
-a direct “what happened” statement that is complete,
-contains an appropriate time element,
-conforms to Associated Press style requirements,
-reflects journalistic conventions, and
-does not use names.
Meets expectations for at least 4 of the following characteristics:

● 500-700 words in length on the assigned scenario,

● organized successfully in inverted-pyramid style,

● with effective transitions between

● cohesive paragraphs that

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