Tabloid Headline Maker - Newspaper Headline Generator Tables PDF
Tabloid Headline Maker - Newspaper Headline Generator Tables PDF
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Create exaggerated newspaper headlines with a PDF collection of word tables, suggested formats, and topics. The entries lean toward UK tabloids, so you can adjust regional terms to suit the setting or audience you have in mind.
Build headlines from words, formats, and topics
The tables draw on the attention-grabbing style associated with tabloid journalism: sensational phrasing, missing context, and, at its most extreme, outright invention. Suggested prefixes and example structures help combine adjectives, verbs, and subjects into a headline rather than leaving you with an unconnected word list.
Tabloid originally described a smaller newspaper format, in contrast with larger broadsheets. Here the emphasis is on the exaggerated headline style that later became associated with the term, including the sort of wording now often called clickbait or rage-bait.
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- Suggested prefixes/intros
- Suggested example formats for the headline
- 5 x d100 tables for example adjectives to use
- 2 x d100 tables for verbs to use in the headline
- 2 x d100 tables for plural appropriate subjects of the headline
- 1 x d100 table for singular versions of the above
- 1 x d100 table for general topic for the headline
- 1 x d25 table of examples to get you started
- Private Schools are Trashing Investment Bankers
- Sneering Refuse Collectors Persecuting Hardworking Majority
- Unemployed Youth are Vandalising The Wealthy
- Gender Studies is Burning Our Language
- Nanny State has Terrified Our Money
- Inheritance Tax has Insulted Our Wealth
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Specifications
- Format: PDF
- Contents: suggested prefixes, headline formats, adjective, verb, subject, and topic tables
- Adjectives: five d100 tables
- Verbs: two d100 tables
- Plural subjects: two d100 tables
- Singular subjects: one d100 table
- Topics: one d100 table
- Examples: one d25 table
- Language flavor: UK tabloid terminology, adaptable to other regions
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