TUGAS BAHASA INGGRIS

Nama : Muhammad Fadhil Huda (25)

Kelas : XII – IIS 1
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5 rules of writing a caption :

1. Supply specific information that answer 5W1H questions
a. What is the picture about?
It’s about insurgents in fallujah
b. When does happen?
On November 8, 2004
c. Where does happen?
In Fallujah city
 d. Who does happen?
The civilians in Fallujah city
e. Why does happen?
Because U.S. led offensive against the civilians in Fallujah city
f. How does happen?
occurred in November 8, 2004 after American forces' first
attempt to capture the city failed in April 2004. It was a joint
operation involving large numbers of American troops and the
Iraqi government against guerrillas or the Fallujah mujahidin.

2. Use present tense in first sentence

When the associated press won the 2005 pulitzer prize fo
breaking news photography with a team entry of 20 image.

3. Caption are written in a complete sentence

Subject = civilian of Fallujah
Verb = firing
Adverb = insurgents
Object = the army U.S. launched attack the Fallujah city

4. Cleary identify the people and location in the photo

In the picture, the civilans Fallujah firing a mortal and small arms
in Fallujah city

5. Include any extra information of the fact concering the action

In February 2004, control of Fallujah and surrounding areas in Al-
Anbar Province was transferred from the US Airborne Division 82
to the 1st Marine Division. Shortly thereafter, on March 31, 2004,
four private military contractors from Blackwater USA, were
ambushed and killed in the city. Images of their mutilated bodies
were broadcast worldwide

Within days, US Marine Corps forces launched Operation Decide

Alert (April 4, 2004) to take back control of the city from rebel
forces. On April 28, 2004, Operation Alert Finish ended with a deal
in which local residents were ordered to keep the rebels out of
town. The Fallujah Brigade, consisting of local Iraqis under the
command of a former Ba'athist officer named Muhammad Latif,
takes over the city

rebel power and control began to grow to such an extent that as

big as September 24, 2004, a senior US official told ABC News that
the arrest of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, said in Fallujah, was now "the
highest priority," and estimated his troop at 5,000 men, mostly
non-Iraqi