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Correct the following sentence: employees must wash there hands when returning to work
Employees must was their hands when returning to work
Employees must wash there hands when returning to work.
Employees must wash there hands when return to work
Employees must wash their hands when returning to work.
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A flag in newspaper jargon is defined as....
the name of the newspaper as it appears on the top of page 1
A quote
the American Flag
The ability to share content and informatino
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The first paragraph of a story that summarizes it and grabs the readers attention called?
lead
editorial
gutter
masthead
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For whom does Tinker vs. Des Moines NOT APPLY?
students
Public School Officials
teachers
Private school officials
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News vocabulary is also known as
slanguage
news lingo
news shop talk
newspaper jargon
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What is this segment of the newspaper?
flag
dateline
pullout quote
byline
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an article or substance that is manufactured or refined for sale.
marketing device
direct mail
product
non print media
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captions are also known as
dateline
byline
jumpline
cutlines
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What is a short headline or phrase on page one to draw readers into a newspaper called?
byline
teaser
dateline
index
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People are more interested in local news, than in news from far away. Is an example of what?
human interest
proximity
timeliness
bias
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What type of products would you expect to be advertise inside this magazine?
Makeup, hair items, and clothes
Beer, sports teams, fishing equipment
toys, pediatricians, and gymboree
Hot Topic, books, and Universal Studios
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the conclusion reached by a line of reasoning; inference is defined as a
rank
significance
consequence
importance
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This video is an example of.....
high impact marketing
voice-over
social reality
illustrations
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What are the 5 principles of the first amendment?
Freedom of religion, speech, assembly, petition, and press
Freedom of dress, speech, religion, press, and anti-gov.
Freedom of speech, protest, press, religion, and opinion
freedom of religion, protest, speech, humanity, guns
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Any short video less than the length of a traditional television program is also known as a
video clip
stuff
excerpt
segment
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What type of marketing device does this news article briefly describe the impact of?
dissemination
ethical information sharing
proximity
celebrity endorsement
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Tinker v. Des Moines Independant Comm. School District gave students the right to what?
Freedom of Petition
Freedom of Speech
Freedom to sue the school
Freedom of Protest
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Define billboard
a flat surface on which large ads or notices are posted.
magazine ads
scrolling sidebar ads online
advertisements within a newspaper
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What is this ad selling?
Getting Extra Screen time
Soul Caliber
Being Healthy
Video Games
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The Founding Fathers held what belief about the press?
press doesn't necessarily need to be accurate
the press is unnecessary to form our more perfect union.
censorship is a valued part of democracy
press exists to hold government accountable for its actions
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What is this called
jumpline
skybox
editorial
sidebar
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Hazelwood vs. Kuhlemier students sued over what major 1st amendment issue?
freedom of religion
freedom of the press
right to petition
freedom to protest
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Asked to make judgments about the truth, accuracy and relevance of media message is defined as
create
evaluate
analyze
access
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What marketing device does this commercial use?
cost-effectiveness
celebrity endorsement
bandwagon
avant garde
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Known as a brief story, that accompanies a main story, this is called a?
objective
sidebar
skybox
gutter
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A vast computer network linking smaller computer networks worldwide.
Computer
The Internet
Video Media
Online Newspapers
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What is an example of non print media?
magazine article
newspaper
a snapchat
a book
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What is a disadvantage to the newspaper medium?
They aren't as credible
can carry coupons
can target audiences
Most people get their news on the internet
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Stories about something that touches lives, imagination, or emotions of readers are called
social constructs
lead stories
human interest stories
feature stories
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Stories about people or even ts that are unexpected or special in some way are called what?
teaser stories
feature stories
oddity/uniqueness storys
lead stories
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High-Impact can best be defined as
poor information quality
large explosion
large images
having great effect
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Define Voice-over
a monologue
a person speaking to the camera
a piece of narration in a video with no image of a speaker
a song
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An anchored feature is defined as what?
A feature that moves in every paper
story with a special angle that accompanies the main story
largest text on a page
A feature in the same location in every edition
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The supervisor or manager of a newspaper, magazine etc is called a what?
illustrator
news anchor
reporter
editor
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A story whose basic purpose is something other than news, and is usually on the front page
human interest
informational
feature story
editorial
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Why is an opinion not reliable for informational articles?
opinions are based on a belief or personal opinion not facts
Opinions are perfectly fine for informational articles
Informational articles are editorials
They are based in truth
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Who is the target audience of this ad?
streaming music listeners
middle aged teachers
elementary aged school children
the elderly
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What is the premise of this ad? Is the premise reasonable?
Nike turns me into a cheetah, yes
Nike shoes make faster, no
Nike turns me into a cheetah, no
Nike shoes make me faster, yes
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How is this ad selling you the car? Pesuade, Inform, Entertain (which PIE fits BEST)?
inform
persuade
entertain
PIE
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general communication, information, or entertainment in society, newspapers/radio/tv/internet
poster
products
billboard
medium
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group of pages on the WWW, maintained by one person/organization devoted to a single topic(s)
website
direct mail
billboard
newspaper
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A message transmitted by auditory means
instagram
newspaper
book
radio
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Interpret and understanding the components that make up a media message is what media process?
evaluate
analyze
access
create
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An advantage online newspapers have over print
they reach an older segment of the population
they have more images and graphics
can provide links to other websites or archived information.
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What segment is this?
message
byline
index
jumpline
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What is a hard copy?
a website
article view able on a device
a tv show
printed on paper, can be read without using a special device
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the act of presenting for display; presentation; exhibition is
dissemination
cost effectiveness
medium
production
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What is a conversation for the purpose of obtaining information?
Interview
Social Networking
Texting
Social Reality
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What are advantages of advertising online?
reaches the elderly, lets the user pick their ads
outdated and accurate
tailored to a specific audience, reaches more people
ability to randomly send out large groups of ads
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How did Hazelwood School district v. Kuhlmeier affect school journalism?
Teachers can search lockers
Students have free speech
School Officials cannot censor school news
School Officials had the right to censor school newsapers
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A statement made by another person is best defined as a ?
sidebar
news
quotation
masthead
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advertising matter, appeals for donations, sent to large numbers of possible customers
advertisements
direct mail
bills
email
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Locate, identify and comprehend information as need is defined under Media Process Skills as:
evaluate
analyze
access
create
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the persons reached by a book, radio or television broadcast, etc.; public:
cost effectiveness
structure
production
audience
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A story written by a reporter working for a news service is defined as a
teaser
lead
wire story
feature
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What type of source is the Declaration of Independence?
illustration
secondary
primary
tertiary
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What are considered to be the two cornerstones of democracy?
free press and freedom of religion
freedom of religion, and civic duty
free press and public education
the internet, and social networking
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In the case of Tinker vs. Des Moines Independent School students were suspended for doing what?
protesting the Vietnam War
publishing an illicit article
Boycotting the lunchroom
making satirical cartoons about the principal
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This is an example of a.....
anchored feature
editorial
sidebar
pullout quote
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Who is the intended audience of this advertisement? What clues tell you this?
Children, the fun shaped chemical bottles
Single people, cleaning supplies
OCD people, cleaning supplies
Parents, The fun shaped chemical bottles
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Using appropriate technologies to make and disseminate media messages is what media skill?
access
create
evaluate
analyze
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What are the 5 Ws?
will, won't, when wouldn't, what
whose, which, whom, why , when
where, when, wonky, writer, wazzup
who, what where, when, why
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Location and sometimes date of an even tor article, given at the beginning of a story.
byline
cutline
dateline
jumpline
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What is this segment of the newspaper?
masthead
editorial
index
byline
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Definition of ethics
set of principles of correct conduct
to be immoral, and unjust
to provide a piece of narration
use of lines, screens, and boxes
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The phenomenon of people being more drawn to articles of famous people is called what?
bias
timeliness
prominence
proximity
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Using lines, boxes, and large first letters to break up space on a page is called using what?
the 5 Ws
newspaper jargon
graphic
cutlines
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What type of products would be advertised inside this magazine?
vitamins, hair products, and makeup
American Eagle, JC Pennys, and Dillards
latest Khardashian reality TV show
video games, sports items, junk food
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How does this picture represent the social reality of its time?
Easy open Ketchup bottles are grrrreat!
Ketchup bottles were hard to open in the 50s
Women were considered the weaker gender
Men were considered the weaker gender
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To remove or prevent publication of information is to?
be objective
graphic
bias
censor
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What is the audience a news story or a advertisement is geared towards called?
target
test
prospective
sample
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definition of objective
ability to dig deep into investigative journalism
not influenced by personal prejudices, impartial
preference for or hostile feelings against something
happy to write and interview
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Cost effectiveness is defined as:
worthless
producing optimum results for the expenditure.
social constructs of financial relativity
providing minimal return on investment
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What does PIE stand for?
Pictures In Elements
Please Include Excerpts
Photography, Information, Entertainment
Persuade, Inform, Entertain
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Is the following sentence biased? "The Bears overtook their unprepared and hapless opponents."
no
yes
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An editorial can be defined as what?
feature stories
article written by an editor about an opinion on a issue.
human interest stories
informs the reader by explaining/giving details on a topic.
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What are the 4 media process skills?
Access/Analyze/Evaluate/Create
Access/Information/Creative/Process
Who, What, Where, When
Create/Evaluate/Answer/Outline
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Correct the following sentence: Lets eat grandpa
Let's eat, Grandpa!
Let's eat Grandpa!
Let Grandpa eat.
Lets eat, Grandpa!
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What is the premise of this ad?
Drink coke and find your inner Bond
00coke
Only wussies drink coke
Girls love coke drinkers
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Who is the target audience of this commercial?
joggers
hot girls
men
children
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The line on top of the newspaper page that contains the name of the paper, date, and the page #
jumpline
dateline
byline
folio line
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Early newspaper differed from newspapers of today because...
were widely circulated and read
used lots of graphics and interesting quotes
were text-heavy, used little white space, and few graphics
were incredibly accessible
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This explains what is happening in a photograph or illustration.
dateline
cutline
caption
byline
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communication like radio/TV/papers/ magazines/the Internet, that reach/influence people widely
media
products
campaign
video clip
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Good Aesthetic is defined as
something beautiful/pleasing to the eye
ehh it's just ok
unattractive
ugly
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To spread or disperse information is to
deconstruct
jargon
interview
disseminate