ANALYSIS
1. Headlines should emphasize, summarize and help sell the stories’ contents.
Answer : Yes, the headline about the Jakartans turn to bicycles to commute in ‘new normal’ has fulfilled the requirements and the rules because this headline has emphasized, summarized and helped selling the stories' content. In the second line, As offices, shops and public facilities in the capital reopen amid the loosening of social restrictions that had been enacted to contain the COVID-19 outbreak, Jakartans are flocking to bicycles to commute and for exercise shows the second line also has emphasized, summarized and helped selling the stories' content as well as all people can know why the Jakartans turn to bicycles to commute in ‘new normal’ in the news article.
2. There should be no opinion stated in a headline, with the exception of headlines for editorials and columns.
Answer : Yes, the headline about the Jakartans turn to bicycles to commute in ‘new normal’ has fulfilled the requirements and the rules because there is no opinion stated in this headline.
3. Readers generally scan headlines very quickly to see if there is anything that they want to read about, so the most newsworthy information must be featured. The headline will be read by more people than the story will.
Answer : Yes, the headline about the Jakartans turn to bicycles to commute in ‘new normal’ has fulfilled the requirements and the rules because this headline can be read by more people. And this headline is the most newsworthy information for all readers.
4. The headline is the number 1 entry point into the story.
Answer : Yes, the headline about the Jakartans turn to bicycles to commute in ‘new normal’ has fulfilled the requirements and the rules because this headline is the number 1 entry point into the story.
5. The headline should not give information that is not given in the story.
Answer : Yes, because the headline about the Jakartans turn to bicycles to commute in ‘new normal’ does not give information that is not given in the story.
6. The headline should inform the reader through a simple declarative sentence: subject, verb, direct object.
Answer : Yes, because the headline about the Jakartans turn to bicycles to commute in ‘new normal’ use a simple declarative sentence: subject, verb, the direct object.
7. The best headlines are in active voice and use action verbs rather than “being verbs”.
Answer : Yes, because the headline about the Jakartans turn to bicycles to commute in ‘new normal’ using the active voice and action verbs.
8. To reflect past action, the headline should be written in present tense.
Answer : Yes, because the headline about the Jakartans turn to bicycles to commute in ‘new normal’ written in the present tense.
9. To show future or possible action, the headline should be written with the infinitive form of the verb: to + verb.
Answer : Yes, because the headline about the Jakartans turn to bicycles to commute in ‘new normal’ written with the infinitive form of the verb: to + verb.
REVIEW
As offices, shops and public facilities in the capital reopen amid the loosening of social restrictions that had been enacted to contain the COVID-19 outbreak, Jakartans are flocking to bicycles to commute and for exercise. Bicycle use had already seen an increase before restrictions were eased, with some urbanites turning to cycling to cope with mental health issues arising from being forced to stay at home for weeks on end. The city administration initially planned to expand the bike lane network to 63 km this year out of the planned 500 km throughout the city. However, this year's program is likely to be scrapped, as Jakarta has altered the city budget in response to COVID-19.
Name : Yulan Saputri Pulungan
Class : 6A2
NIM : 1788203053
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