‘It’s Thrilling’ Nearly 300 years of pioneering newspaper go online (The Guardian, June 2025 p. 16) 📰 – quizzes
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‘It’s Thrilling’ Nearly 300 years of pioneering newspaper go online (The Guardian, June 2025 p. 16) 📰
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Why does the author include the anecdote about the bride who broke her nose at her wedding?
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[Author's Purpose]
What function does the reference to the devil in woodcut illustrations serve in the context of 18th-century advertising?
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[Symbolism and Cultural Context]
How does the juxtaposition of the Titanic’s launch report and the White Star Line advertisement five days later contribute to the article’s broader theme?
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[Structural Irony and Historical Perspective]
What can be inferred about the editorial priorities of the Belfast News Letter in 1739 from the placement of Francis Joy’s death notice?
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[Inference from Hierarchy of Information]
What does the phrase 'the genesis of newspapers' imply about the early content of the Belfast News Letter?
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[Conceptual Vocabulary in Context]
Why might the author emphasize that the 3 October 1738 edition would have been published on 14 October by modern dating?
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[Historiographical Awareness]
What role does the mention of censorship play in explaining the focus on international news in early editions?
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[Causal Inference]
What does the phrase 'a Europe-wide scoop' imply about the perceived journalistic achievement of publishing the American Declaration of Independence?
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[Implication of Professional Terminology]
How does the inclusion of advertisements alongside major historical events affect the reader’s understanding of 18th-century news presentation?
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[Genre Conflation and Media Ecology]
What does Ben Lowry’s use of the word 'thrilling' suggest about his view of the digitized archive?
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[Authorial Attitude and Lexical Choice]
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