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Journalist
1)
DON’T
show this to your partner(s).
2)
Decide what your attitude is. Do you like or dislike the character(s) you
are interviewing? Are you going to ask serious questions or more fun questions?
3)
You need to find out information about your partner(s) past, present and
future activities. However, you might also like to know as much as possible
about their private life.
4) What do you think your readers (the people who read the magazine you’re writing this article for) would want to know?
5) Use examples from the text as a guide if you need help with question formation.
6) Try and find out enough information to write an article. (It DOESN’T have to be very long.)
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