BASIC REPORTING FINAL

True or False: Journalism is about the "new"s, not opinion.

Which of the following is NOT a trademark name:

The most common punctuation mark associated with the word "said" is:

True or false: Newspapers charge for full obituaries.

Quotes from a "live" interview may be any one of the following BUT

When covering fires, who is the main source for information?

How do you correctly spell the following

In regards to our AP Stylebook, AP stands for:

True or false: Most speakers have a copy of their speech to share with the press.

How do you correctly spell the following

A nut graph can be a lead but a lead isn't always a nut graph - TRUE or FALSE?

When referring to roadways, which of the following is never abbreviated:

True or false: Ages are always represented by numbers.

A "beat" is a reporter's:

When covering accidents, who is a source at the scene?

What items should you seek out at meetings?

What is the most important aspect of a crime story?

True or False: Titles after a name are always capitalized.

According to the AP, numbers from zero to _____ are usually spelled out

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 Basic Reporting rules?