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Muazzam Chaudhri. Candidate number 9048. Centre number In this maths coursework pupils were given the following question: I will be concentrating on Newspapers rather than magazines. However I will be comparing a tabloid newspaper with a broadsheet newspaper. Hypothesis. I believe that the reading age needed to read a broadsheet is higher than that needed for a tabloid. For example the words are longer in a broadsheet than those used in a tabloid. There is a lower percentage of space (area) used for advertisements and photographs in broadsheets in comparison with tabloids. Introduction. There are two main types of newspapers: tabloids and broadsheets. Tabloids are easier to read and give opinions in their articles. Broadsheets state the facts and let the reader interpret them in their own way. Tabloids often concentrate on news about stars. Broadsheets are bigger than tabloids, their style of writing is more formal. I will be investigating whether it...

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