Which term describes a closing paragraph that summarizes the story and may add information after the main item?

• A. Tag
• B. Tease
• C. Tight on
• D. Two-Shot

Answer: (A)

In news writing and broadcasting, a closing line or paragraph that wraps up the story and may add one more detail after the main item is called a tag. This serves as a concise wrap-up, leaving the audience with a clear takeaway and often a note about where to find more information or what’s coming next. The tag acts like a final punctuation for the piece, ensuring the story feels complete even if there’s additional context to share.

The other terms don’t fit this function. A teaser line is meant to entice viewers about something upcoming, not to conclude the current story. Tight on and Two-Shot are camera-related terms describing shot framing and arrangement, not narrative conclusions.