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Final Exam Review: Intro to Journalism
Final Exam Review: Intro to Journalism
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As you learned, a news story should always be
quoted
biased
lengthy
objective (truth-based)
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An example of a MAN ON THE STREET source for a story about the girls' bowling team would be
the team's captain.
the team's coach.
the HHS athletic director.
a random fan of the team.
3
According to the news writing formula, after the lead and nutgraph of a news story should come a
news value
statistic
transition
quote
4
An example of a breach of journalistic ethics might be
a columnist criticizing the president in his editorial
a reporter accepting money to compliment a politician in his story
a reporter investigating a potential health crisis in a local school
an editor defending his staff from the newspaper owner
5
An example of the best EXPERT source for a story about our HOSA chapter would be...
HOSA adviser Mrs. Ferris.
Assistant principal Ms. Sylvestro.
A local Holt health professional.
A freshman in HOSA.
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Which is the proper way to reference Holt teacher and coach Mr. Olcheske on first reference in the middle of a sentence?
Social Studies Teacher Mr. Olcheske
Social Studies Teacher Russ Olchese
social studies teacher Mr. Olcheske
social studies teacher Russ Olcheske
7
The proper first reference for senior Miley Cyrus in a story would be
Miley Cyrus, a senior
senior Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus, 18
Cyrus, Miley
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The news value of NOVELTY implies the topic of the story is likely
impactful
unusual
famous
controversial
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Opinions differ from other journalistic writing in that they
do not require any news value.
do not require any formal reporting.
tend to be subjective and can use "I."
tend to be about more local issues.
10
What do opinion stories often do just before the end?
Present the reader with a kicker quote.
Ask the reader a rhetorical question.
Present the reader with a call to action.
Require the reader to change their stance.
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The proper SECOND reference for the same source would be
Miley
senior Cyrus
Miley Cyrus
Cyrus
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The news value of
timeliness
refers to a news story occurring
close by.
everywhere.
recently.
internationally.
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The news value of IMPACT usually implies the story affects
important people.
famous people.
people similar to the audience.
a lot of people.
14
When choosing quotes for a news story, reporters should look for quotes that
are more than 3 lines long.
add emotional or reaction to the facts.
confirm the majority stance.
share a controversial opinion.
15
When interviewing a source for a feature, it’s most important that questions be
all prepared completely in advance.
open-ended.
asked in order of events.
easy for the source to answer quickly.
16
Which of the following can be used as supporting evidence for an opinion story?
All of the above.
Quotes
Facts
Statistics
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Feature stories differ from news stories in that they are
Focused on more local, hometown issues, rather than national news
Allowed to include more creative style of fiction, although they are fact
Shorter and easier to read for the average reader
Required to have many more sources, especially expert opinion
18
LQTQ story format requires information to be presented in
most important to least important order.
most recent to least recent order.
order of sources contacted.
chronological order.
19
An example of a SECONDARY source for a story at our school is
The hpsk12.net website.
Ms. Abent.
A counseling secretary.
Mr. Willard.
20
Which of the following is the proper SECOND reference for Mr. Olcheske in the same story?
Russ Olcheske
Olcheske
Mr. Olcheske
Russ
21
Which of the following is NOT one of the functions of feature writing from your notes?
To entertain readers.
To add color to a more "boring" topic.
To humanize the facts and issue.
To persuade readers.
22
An important aspect of responsible journalism is
maintaining conflicts of interest
not offending your audience
verifying facts
protecting those in power
23
Which of the following is an example of a type of feature story?
News analysis
Personality profile
Bylined opinion
Subject summary
24
The news value PROMINENCE implies the story involves
someone who committed a crime.
someone well-known or important.
someone who lives close by.
someone in a position of power.
25
Which of the following types of leads "sets the scene" for a feature story?
Narrative lead.
Summary lead.
Quote lead.
Shocker lead.
