What is the element of a news broadcast storyboard that briefly states what the story is about and why it would make an interesting story, and how do you get a feel for the subject's life when researc

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Question 18:
The element of a news broadcast storyboard that briefly states what the story is about and why it would make an interesting story is the nut graph. While the lead introduces the story, the nut graph specifically explains the significance and relevance, answering the "so what?" and "why should I care?" questions.

The correct option is B.

• B) Nut graph

Question 19:
To actually see and have a feel of what the subject was like in real life when researching for a biography, you would visit places significant to their life. This provides a direct, sensory connection to their environment and experiences.

The correct option is B.

• B) Visit places significant to the subject's life