Creative Writing

Question 1

Government censorship of information by preventing the future publication of certain items:

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Legislative Restraint

Question 2

How much a story affects someone:

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Consequence, Impact

Question 3

The line that tells you who wrote an article:

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Byline

Question 4

Utilizing the ability to produce content to provide amusement for viewers:

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Entertainment

Question 5

The publication of false or malicious statements that damage someone's reputation:

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Libel

Question 6

Abbreviation for paragraph:

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Graph

Question 7

Communication that reaches and influences a large number of people:

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Mass Media

Question 8

Decides what issues make it to the masses:

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Gatekeeper

Question 9

A difference of opinion that causes argument:

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Conflict

Question 10

Timeliness, proximity, conflict, human interest

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Elements of News

Question 11

The closer a story is, the bigger the story:

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Proximity

Question 12

When a story takes place:

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Timeliness

Question 13

A line of large type used to gain the reader's attention:

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Headline

Question 14

Government censorship of information before it is published or broadcast:

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Prior Restraint

Question 15

Famous or well-known people are more newsworthy than the average person:

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Prominence

Question 16

The name of the city or location in which an event took place:

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Placeline

Question 17

A set of moral principles that may be held by a society, a group or an individual:

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Ethics

Question 18

Restricting access to ideas and information:

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Censorship

Question 19

Organizes the most important details first:

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Inverted Pyramid Style

Question 20

A reference used for a news story:

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Source

Question 21

The action or crime of making a false spoken statement damaging to a person's reputation:

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Slander

Question 22

Report the facts, hold elected officials accountable, keep voters/citizens informed:

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Watchdog

Question 23

using the ability to reach the masses to make money:

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Business

Question 24

A watchdog, a gatekeeper, a business, an entertainer:

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Roles of Mass Media

Question 25

What causes the media to control what issues make it to the airwaves?

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Agenda-Setter

Question 26

Something out of the ordinary that you just don't see everyday:

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Oddity

Question 27

What are the details needed for a complete news story?

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5 W's and H

Question 28

Stories that often appeal to our emotional side:

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Human Interest

Question 29

A judicial order forcing a person or group to refrain from doing something:

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Injunction

Question 30

The opening or topic sentence of an article:

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Lead

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Creative Writing

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