Read the following text. Then, answer the questions.
 

    Printed media is the media of communication which are controlled by time. It can be read at any time and can be kept for records. Some examples of printed media are magazines, newspapers, and tabloids. 

   Magazines are periodicals that appear weekly, fortnightly, or monthly. They usually contain news articles and stories from various writers. Some magazines are intended for special groups of readers, like children, teenagers, or women. Some others specialize in certain fields of interest, like science, music, or computer. 

    Newspapers are publications that are printed on large sheets of paper. They contain news and articles of general interest. They are issued every day. Tabloids are very similar to newspapers. They look alike, but tabloids are smaller in size. 

    Tabloids are also similar to magazine because they deal with specific fields of interest. They usually appear weekly, fortnightly, or monthly.

What do magazines usually contain?