Articles written using the hourglass method or that are feature articles.

A short sentence to explain what the picture shows.

to get viewers to tune in to the newscast the next time it airs

A journalist's story in a newspaper.

A short statement designed to draw a reader's attention to a story.

Which sentence would NOT likely be found in an article?

I think the President's decision was ridiculous.

Shows where the story was written or took place.

The verb tense that shows the subject doing the action.

Summarizes what the story is about.

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1
How do multiple perspectives help the news?
All of the above
They offer multiple facts
They show the news in different ways
They help present alternate perspectives
2
Which sentence is written using active voice?
Iris went to the mall.
She had been visited by her grandmother.
The dogs were played with by the toys.
Johnson was elected the new president of the student council.
3
Why do journalists us the third person point of view?
To keep their articles objective.
Both red and blue.
To make their articles more credible.
To create interesting articles.
4
Anchors memorize the news and recite it each night.
True
False
5
Which is NOT a main part of an article?
Byline
Pullquote
Headline
Explanation
6
Story:
Articles written by poets.
Articles written using the hourglass method or that are feature articles.
Articles written in the inverted pyramid method.
Articles written by novelists.
7
A script helps guide
a news director
a newscaster
an article
a newscast
8
A byline tells who wrote an article.
False
True
9
In an article, one of the most important factors is space. What is one of the most important factors in a newscast?
Audience
Entertainment
Graphics
Pacing
10
Caption:
The verb tense that shows the subjewct doing the action.
A short paragraph explaining to the reader why the story matters.
A journalist's story in a newspaper.
A short sentence to explain what the picture shows.
11
How can a journalist build credibility after plagiarizing or fabricating information?
By issuing a retraction
All of the above
By citing sources in the future
By continuing to write strong articles
12
A kicker is designed
to transition to a new block
to introduce the lives news segment
to get viewers to tune in to the newscast the next time it airs
to get viewers to watch the current newscast
13
All parts of a newscast are recorded live.
False
True
14
Article:
A report on a newscast.
A story in a podcast.
A journalist's story in a newspaper.
A video on YouTube.
15
Headline:
A short statement designed to draw a reader's attention to a story.
Tells the "how" of the story.
A summary of the story's main ideas.
Where a writer takes credit for an article.
16
All articles have bylines.
True
False
17
Fabricating details to make the news more entertaining is okay.
False
True
18
Articles are written using the third person point of view.
True
False
19
Which sentence would NOT likely be found in an article?
According to him, the President's decision was ridiculous.
I think the President's decision was ridiculous.
South Korea was being sent aid from the President.
The President announced he would send $5 million in aid to South Korea.
20
Another name for a single news story is a…
Article
Newscast
Block
Segment
21
Which choice is an example of a headline?
Dog Bites Local Child
Written by Anise Jones
Washington, D.C.
A dog bit a local child after the child pulled its tail.
22
All articles contain a subtitle.
True
False
23
Dateline:
Shows when the story was reported.
Shows when the story took place
Shows where the story was written or took place.
Shows why the story was written.
24
Attribution:
Citing sources correctly
Attaching your name to a piece you have written.
Including the name of your interviewee in your article.
Using captions for images.
25
Active voice:
The verb tense that shows the object doing the action.
The way of speaking that shows you are busy.
Voice exercises to improve public speaking.
The verb tense that shows the subject doing the action.
26
Lead Paragraph
Adds extra detail to support the story.
Summarizes what the story is about.
Tells how the story topic happened.
Catches the reader's attention.
27
All journalists write articles.
False
True

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