Parts of a newspaper

This was a short lecture given by Mr.Miller but a good lecture. I think short lectures keep students attention longer then long lectures. It was short and to the point.
We already knew the parts of a newspaper we just didn't know what they were called. So it was a pretty easy lecture to understand . I was very attentive while he was giving the lecture and I didn't even realize there were so many names to do little details on the page. Like the jumpline at the end of the article telling to you what page you can go to to read more about it. For another example the ears. Which are at the very top of the page usually advertising some deals. We all knew it was there but we didn't know what it was called. It was a very insightful lecture.
After we finished the lecture Mr.Miller pulled up the front page of a newspaper and started circling different parts of it and he called on random people to answer to see how well you were paying attention. It also gave us a visual for us to see.