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Choose the best word, words, or phrase from the bank to correctly complete each sentence.


1.		Sportswriters must sports events in order to offer something more to the fans who have already seen the game.


2.		When writing about sports, avoid using , or trite expressions that stem from the jargon of sports.


3.		Good means that you report on every sport at your school.


4.		To cope with limited space, employ , or brief articles that capture relevant information and provide a record of events.


5.		A profile of your school's state tennis champion is an example of a/an .


6.		The story should include the condition of athletes.


7.		Many sports stories can be , or injected with anecdotes and background.


8.		The story gives you the opportunity to untangle confusing events that occurred during a game.


9.		To get information about the team, write the coach a letter asking specific questions.


10.		When covering sports, be guided by and always give accurate accounts.

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