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What goes first in the inverted pyramid?
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What goes first in the inverted pyramid?
The lead
Background information
The headline
The WHO.
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News values
Deciding "who cares"
All of the above
The rule of 8
How we decide what to report on
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How would you change this headline? "This journalism class was taught by the best teacher ever- Ms. Page."
No change! It's perfect, just like Ms. Page.
Shorten it- Remove articles
Change passive voice to active voice
Different verbs
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Which if these is not part of "Fair" in the TUFF acronym?
Responsibility
Justice
Consequence-Based Ethics
Subjectivity
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LQTQ stands for: Lead, Quote, Transition, Quote
False
True
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A feature story....
Focuses on the more personal side of news
Is the same as a news article, just longer.
Can be less timely than a news article
Can be an in-depth personality profile
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The beginning of the news story.
The lead
The hook
The first sentence
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Is it important? Is it interesting? Who cares?
News values
News judgment
News evaluation
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What makes something an opinion piece?
Sometimes in a narrative form
Is timely and of high interest.
Uses persuasive language
Intended to be fair and give the reader a chance to make up their own mind
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Which Ws (or H) are the best to start with?
How, Who, What
What, When, Where
How, When, Why
What, Why, How
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Which ones, in general, do we want to avoid?
How, and Where
Who and where
When and where
Why and when
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Headlines change the way the reader processes the information in the article.
True
False
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The 4 major types of stories we learned about
News, feature, sports, entertainment
News, feature, sports, opinion
Sports, opinion, economics, world
News, features, editorials, Economics
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I'd be interested in doing some kind of personal project alongside publishing a paper this semester. (all correct again)
Probably?
Yes.
Nope. Just the paper for me thanks.
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What do you want to learn about next? (They're all right answers!)
Design/Photography principles
Something else. (Be prepared to tell me!)
Opinion articles
Feature articles
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Human Interest Story
News
Feature
Opinion
Sports
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Which is not one of the 5 Ws?
Why
Which
When
Who
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Which is not part of the 8?
Controversy
Conflict
Timeliness
Human Interest
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The TUFF acronym is used for...
Intimidate our sources into giving us what we want
Determining the ethics of the methods we use
The ethics of how we relate to other journalists
The ethics of what kind of stories we publish
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News articles should have 4-5 sentences per paragrpah
False
True
