i have to write a newspaper report on Jesus can any one please help!!?

Question

I have to write a news-paper report on jesus or something. I havent got a clue what i have to write! It is on jesus, in the garden (the arrest) then the religious trial and political trailand wright up to his death i have to hand it in bye 2marro so please help! som website and infor can help. thanks

Answer 1

Nothing like leaving it to the last minute!

Imagine you are a reporter and you have to give an account of the events (as you describe). Start by looking at a page from a local paper to see how an article is laid out. Read a version of the story (a children's bible is best - whatever your age!) to get the facts. Then imagine witnesses giving you their account as they saw it; write it down with quotation marks around quotes; describe the person giving their personal account, for example, Sam Brown, 34, a local shopkeeper said "blah, blah". Maybe, have another witness telling you they saw something in a different way (an opposite point of view, e.g. if Sam was pleased make witness number two totally outraged to see that going on). A graphical image would enhance the report; describe the scene (imagine you are in the garden) as you see it now after the event.

I assume this an RE project therefore your understanding and interpretation of religious events are being assessed. However, if it's English, you will get extra marks for composition - Sentence structure, paragraphs; spelling, pronouns with capital letters (leave the text language out), use of verbs and adjectives, etc.

Tip: if you haven't been given a specified word count or told how much space to use try to use one side of A4 including the image.

Remember it is an article to appear in a newspaper, set it out as if it is on the newspaper page (columns, justified text, etc).

Nag: You really would benefit in getting organised with your homework, I'm sure you'd rather be doing something else but it is worth the time planning. It's less stressful and will give you a great sense of pride in your acheivements knowing you had put in the effort.

Good luck!

Answer 2

Newspaper articles tell what happened. The easiest way to approach the assignment is to answer Who? What? Where? When? Why? and How? The second task is to make it interesting by adding some adjectives. You could also approach it with a slant...perhaps from the standpoint of Pilate. Don't sweat it...just answer the questions and give the information required.

Answer 3

many of the folk who did such writing worked for the community government - contained on the subject of Judea, that could have been Roman scribes and historians. There weren't something like newspapers for the final inhabitants because of the fact maximum folk could no longer study. Edit: lots of what they wrote is probable dirt now. They wrote on very fragile components like papyrus and vellum, the two considered one of that are notoriously elementary to break, and fairly liable to acidic components especially. Had the total library at Alexandria survived, there would have been some desire that some manuscripts might have survived to our time, yet even this is particularly no longer likely. because of the fact the library replaced into destroyed (no one is very particular who did it, even now), the difficulty is tutorial.

Answer 4

You should "interview" the soldier who got his ear cut off by Peter's sword. You should say that Jesus was "held for questioning," and he was found guilty of blasphemy. You should have a little weather report or something that notes the unusual dark thunderstorm right at noon on the day of Jesus's death.

Answer 5

What are you looking for? Historical accounts? A direction on which to write?

There is a good detailed account in the Bible, and tons of information available on the internet.

here is a very good starting point for you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus

Best of luck!

Answer 6

go to www.sparknotes.com

Type in Jesus in the search field.
Also, watch the Passion like the first person said.

Good Luck

Answer 7

I think you know the story already. Take a few deep breaths and start writing. Great plays are not written, they are re-written.

Jesus of Nazareth, who once said, "Love your enemies," prayed for his torturers today as he bled to death nailed to a piece of wood. "Forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do," he cried out.

Answer 8

Just remember the rules: who, what, where, when, how and why...

and...

Never let the facts get in the way of a good story.

Answer 9

Log on to: www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jesus
You will get everything you want on Jesus here.

Answer 10

watch the movie The passion of the Christ.