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691.

Border means:

A.	It means the line rules used to form a box in display.	B.	To reduce a news story in its length in wording
C.	The first edition of side.	D.	None of these

692.

Buldog edition means:

A.	It means the line rules used to form a box in display.	B.	The first edition of side.
C.	Name given to an early edition or edition at irregular hour.	D.	None of these

693.

Bull means:

A.	It means the line rules used to form a box in display.	B.	Name of a reporter printed above the story.
C.	The first edition of side.	D.	None of these

694.

Byline means:

A.	Name of a reporter printed above the story.	B.	It means the line rules used to form a box in display.
C.	The first edition of side.	D.	None of these

695.

Caps means:

A.	Small letters	B.	Capital letters
C.	The first edition of side.	D.	None of these

696.

Caption means:

A.	A brief illustration of a picture beneath.	B.	A word or phrase written at top of a story above headline.
C.	It means the line rules used to form a box in display.	D.	None of these

697.

Catch line means:

A.	A brief illustration of a picture beneath.	B.	A word or phrase written at top of a story above headline.
C.	It means the line rules used to form a box in display.	D.	None of these

698.

City Desk means:

A.	Department of a newspaper dealing with the local news.	B.	Name of a reporter printed above the story.
C.	A brief illustration of a picture beneath	D.	None of these

699.

Circulation means:

A.	Number of the copies sold. Classified - It refers to small advertisements printed in particular small type and classified by subject. E.g. matrimonial, rent a car and so on.	B.	A brief illustration of a picture beneath.
C.	A cutting of an item from a newspaper.	D.	None of these

700.

Clipping means:

A.	Abbreviated form of column.	B.	A cutting of an item from a newspaper.
C.	The first edition of side.	D.	None of these