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Journalism Final
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Editorial: Your official opinion. Allows the writer or media’s opinion to present a particular view.
False
True
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All court cases we studied fought against…
The Government
Censorship
Writing structures
Racism
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What is the purpose of the news?
To inform, educate, and entertain. Give people a voice, prevent corruption
Allow governments to give fake information to citizens
Prevent freedom of speech
Just to entertain
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Yellow Journalism:
Formal Journalism meant to inform people about eh truth exactly how it is
Writing for entertainment purposes
Colorful and creative type of writing meant to spread ideas with cartoons
Exaggerated journalism meant for appeal rather than for correct information
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Is this written correctly? “Blah blah blah,” David said.
False
True
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You should try to limit paraphrasing an interviewer’s answer.
True
False
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Fact is a statement that cannot be proven
False
True
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Libel is spoken false and harmful statements, while Slander is written.
True
False
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Why are game stories not so great?
Timeliness, the outcome of the game is known
Sport stories are normally written by unprofessional fans
Very badly written and not a large portion of people like to read them
People prefer News stories
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What tense should captions be written in?
Future tense
Present tense
3rd Person
Past tense
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What was the verdict in Tinker V Des Moines
Students were allowed to speak about the government as long as it’s true
Students have the right to sit down in the pledge of allegiance
Students have the right to swear in public meetings
Students had the right to wear armbands as a protest
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What are the 3 types of leads?
Summary Lead, Introduction ID Lead, and Delayed ID Lead
Conclusion Lead, Immediate ID Lead, and Delayed ID Leaf
Summary Lead, Immediate ID, and Conclusion ID Lead
Summary Lead, Immediate ID Lead, and Delayed ID Lead
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What was printed in 1776 that was an important part in the American Revolution?
“Yellow Journalism”
“The New York World”
“Common sense”
“Morning Journal”
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What is the Inverted Pyramid/Triangle
The structure you should write a chronological article with
Least important info first, then goes down to more important information
The structure you should use to write a news story
Most important info first, then goes down to least important info
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What should the first question of an interview be?
How would you solve world hunger?
How old are you?
What’s your name and how do you spell it?
(Begin with your first themed question)
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The reporter writes headlines at newspapers?
False
True
17
What are the ABCDs of a caption?
EFGH
Attention Grabber, Basic Info, Complementing info, Direct Quote
Attention Grabber, Bright Font, Complementing Caption, Direct Quote
Add Info, Big Font, Complementing Info, Direct Quote
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Inverted Pyramid Style: Lead, Nut Graph, Quote, Transition, Quote, Transition, Quote
False
True
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Pick the correct type of feature story: Readers love to read about people-famous people, unusual people, heroic people
Profile story
Reaction story
Color story
Human-interest story
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The Trial of Peter Zenger in Colonial America established the right to criticize the government
False
True
21
What should you include and identify in a caption?
Identify people, exclude context, picture is enough
Identify how many people were at the event
Make assumptions about the future of the event.
Identify people, location, include date, and some context
22
What is a Legdeck?
A mini headline above the main one
Sub Head
Main Headline
A mini headline below the main one
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A lead should have 30-35 words
True
False
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What did the John Peter Zenger case allow people to do?
It allowed the people to criticize the government even if it’s not true
It allowed people to own guns
It allowed the people to criticize the government as long as it’s true
It allowed people to wear any type of clothing
25
What are the five freedoms that are guaranteed by the first amendment?
Speech, Press, Religion, Censorship, Assembly
Speech, Press, Religion, Petition, Gun Ownership
The ability to censor articles of newspaper
Speech, Press, Religion, Assembly, Petition
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Formula for News
Quote, Lead, Nut Graph, Quote Transition
Lead, Nut Graph, Quote, Transition, Quote
Nut Graph, Lead, Quote, Transition, Quote
Lead, Quote, Nut Graph, Quote, Transition
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What are the Five W’s and H
What, White, Who, We, Want, Hodgons
What Where Why, When, Who
What, Where, Why, When, Who, Here
What, Where, Why, When, Who, How
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The first types of mass printed material in the colonies were:
Magazines
Pamphlets
Newspapers
Broadsides
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Leading lines (Photography)
Lines in a photo direct a viewer’s focus to the photo’s subject
If you divide your picture into a tic-tax-toe board
Use natural elements to create a frame or border around the subject
Change the angle or viewpoint of your photograph
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What should you not write in sports writing?
You should congratulate a team
You shouldn’t write “the team”
You should not editorialize
You should be a cheerleader
