Read this lead to a news story:
Local residents toured the Knight Library's new maker lab as part of its expansion project celebration.
Which detail is missing from the lead and should be added during revision? (3 points)
Who led the tour of the new lab?
Why did the library offer the tour?
When can residents use the new lab?
When did the celebration and tour take place?

When did the celebration and tour take place?

Option D.

Explanation:

The news story in journalism alludes to the style of reporting which puts the most significant realities toward the start and works "down" from that point. In a perfect world, the principal section ought to contain enough data to give the peruser a decent review of the whole story. The remainder of the article clarifies and develops the start.

A news report can be of any length, usually presented in a straightforward style and without editorial comment. Also called: story Compare editorial, feature story

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