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A sub headline is a...
Muckraking is a term used for...
Beg. Journalism Chp 1-5 Test
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Muckraking is a term used for...
investigative journalism
journalistic photographers
editors of the paper
writers of the paper
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A sub headline is a...
The first sentence, or the beginning, of a story
Using the exact words spoken by the source
Part of the source's actual spoken words
A line of text that is slightly smaller than the headline
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What is a jumpline?
the top of the newspaper that includes general info about the paper
A breaking news story
A line indicating who wrote the story
A line that appears at the end of a story and directs you to another page
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What are the FIVE sections of the Raiders Riot?
News, Feature, Entertainment, Politics, Food
News, Feature, Entertainment, Sports, Opinion
News, Feature, Entertainment, Sports, Politics
News, Feature, Sports, Business, Education
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What does the First Amendment give us?
Freedom of Speech, Guns, Books
Freedom of Press, Religion, Parking
Freedom of Speech, Press, Religion...
Freedom of Entertainment, Speech, Food
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What is a lead?
a line indicating who wrote the story
the writers/authors of the newspaper
the first sentence, or the beginning, of a story
a line of text that states where the story was physically written
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What is a masthead?
a recurring opinion-based article
a line of text that states where the story was physically written
the top of the newspaper that includes general info about the newspaper
a line indicating who wrote the story
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Colonial newspapers were typically carried by...
monkeys
mailboxes
carrier pigeons
people on horses or foot
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Who are journalists?
A line indicating who wrote the story
the writers/authors of the newspaper
a model/format that puts the most important facts first
A visual outline of a story
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What is the Inverted Pyramid?
A recurring opinion-based article
The top of the newspaper that includes general info about the newspaper
A model/format that puts the most important facts first
Human interest news pieces such as entertainment stories
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What is plagiarism?
A line indicating who wrote the story
Copying facts without giving credit to the author
A recurring opinion-based article
Rephrasing the source's words for clarity
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What is a storyboard?
text formatted in a large type setting that summarizes the story
a recurring-opinion based article
A visual outline of a story
a brief description underneath a photo that explains what is happening
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What is the definition of a newspaper?
Rephrasing the source's words for clarity
An article or other periodical that presents the opinion of the editors
The writers/authors of the publication
Publications that contain information about current events
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What is an editorial?
The first sentence, or the beginning, of a story
Part of the source's actual spoken words
an article in a newspaper that presents the opinion of the editors
A line indicating who wrote the story
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What is hard news?
human interest news pieces such as entertainment stories
rephrasing the source's words for clarity
Breaking news stories that contain timely and relevant info
a line of text that states where the story was physically written
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What is considered proper interview etiquette?
giving them questions that are worded strangely so they can't answer
being prepared, talking over them
being prepared, respectful, listening intently
listening, respecting them, and writing nothing they say
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Where were Penny Press newspapers typically sold?
businesses
street corners
stores
restaurants
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What is the difference between indirect and direct quotations?
Periods
Direct=written by the writer, Indirect=written by the editor
Direct is not the source's actual words, while indirect is
Quotation marks
