- As per the headline in Question #2, was the headline representative of the article? Please explain your reasoning in detail. (4 Marks)
As per the headline, “5 Reasons why the Canadian Skills Competition can’t be missed”, yes it was representative of the article. The headline perfectly captures what the article is saying, which outlines the 5 reasons why you should be attending the Canadian Skills Competition. Each of the 5 examples given in the article is consistent with the headline and what it says, providing the readers with the important facts into what makes the Canadian Skills Competition so unique. With the article structuring the information based on the 5 reasons, the headline not only intrigues potential participants attention of the competition, but also goes over and addresses core interest about what makes the competition so unique, and why the uniqueness should make the readers attend. To go further into depth, the headline clearly is representative of the article as it goes over the facts as to why the readers should be attending the Skills Competition. The article clearly highlighted each 5 reasons, as said in the headline, while giving the justification to why the readers should be going to the Skills Competition. In conclusion, the headline, “5 Reasons why the Canadian Skills Competition can’t be missed” perfectly captures the overall feel of the article, with it summarizing the different unique reasons for attending the event. With the headline closely aligning the content and overall look of the article, the headline effectively grabs the readers attention and then communicated the 5 key points within the article.