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Journalism Review
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1
The purpose of the headline is to get our attention so we want to read more.
False
True
2
Which freedom is not explicitly protected by the First Amendment?
Speech
Assembly
Privacy
Press
3
A reporter or journalist like Clark Kent does which of the following in his job?
Interview witnesses and experts
Write the news story
All of the above
Research potential news stories
4
Only ask yes/no and essential questions to clarify important information.
False
True
5
A lie that is spoken to defame, embarrass, or cause harm to someone is an example of
libel
bias
big facts
slander
6
The purpose of an interview is to ask questions.
True
False
7
The purpose of the headline is to tell us the whole story so we don't have to read a lot.
False
True
8
Supporting paragraphs in an article come after the lead and give us more details, including quotes.
True
False
9
The First Amendment is a part of...
The Ten Commandments
The Declaration of Independence
All of the above
The Bill of Rights
10
What is a subscriber?
Someone who pays to have news or information delivered to them.
Part of the front page of a newspaper, near the masthead.
The printer who checks to make sure the ink is lined up.
An advertiser who pays a cheap rate.
11
A graphic artist/designer creates advertisements and graphics for print media and television.
True
False
12
Infographics can be helpful anytime you want to:
Help us understand and remember
Make complex information easy to digest
All of the above
Raise awareness about an issue or cause
13
Gestures, facial expressions, and smell are all examples of...
Verbal communication
CMYK
Paginating
Non-verbal communication
14
Broadcast journalism
is a type of news reporting presented electronically or by radio.
True
False
15
Twitter can be used by journalists to...
Neither A nor B
Both A and B
Find out what topics are trending to get a story idea.
Connect with someone they might want to interview.
16
"When will the playoff game be held?" is an example of which type of interview question?
Yes/no question
Follow-up
Essential
Open-ended
17
Which of the following are part of the core principles of journalism?
Lather, rinse, repeat
Four score and seven years ago
Truth and accuracy, fairness and impartiality
Reduce, reuse, recycle
18
A news story is about an event that has recently happened that is of interest to a reader.
False
True
19
Why is media literacy important?
It makes you an effective communicator
All of these
It helps you figure out which sources are trustworthy
It helps you think critically
20
The lead of a news article should:
Be long with a great deal of descriptive language
Include a journalist's opinion because he talked to experts
All of the above
Be brief & specific (about 25 words) & include the 5ws and H
21
When can a journalist use the word "I" in a news story?
When he wants to make his opinion about a story very clear
As long as he is not writing the article with someone else
When he is quoting someone else
When he includes his byline so people know it's his opinion
22
Media includes
Print material (newspaper, ads flyers, magazines, books)
Digital Media (video games, websites, social media aka Tik Tok, Insta)
TV (shows, movies, news), radio
All of these
23
An infographic is
a collection of imagery, charts, & minimal text
that gives an easy-to-understand overview of a topic.
False
True
24
What can hashtags help you do?
Add humor
Sort
Summarize
All of the above
25
"How have graduation rates changed over the past decade?" is what type of question?
Open-ended
Follow-up
Essential
Yes/no question
26
A photojournalist is a journalist who communicates news by photographs.
True
False
27
The purpose of an interview is to gather information, understand, and tell a meaningful story.
True
False
28
A newspaper is a printed periodical that delivers news & info in an up-to-date, factual manner.
True
False
29
"Since you just mentioned that you like to bake, could you tell me your favorite dessert?" is what type of question?
Essential
Follow-up
Yes/no question
Open-ended
30
What is media literacy?
Being able to analyze, evaluate, and create media
Being able to understand memes
Being able to read webpages
Being able to use social media
