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I07 8.3 CITIZEN JOURNALIST

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1
How did people contribute to reporting the Buncefield explosion?
They refused to share any information online.
They sent emails and tweets with photos and videos.
They relied only on television coverage.
They waited for official news reports.
2
Why was citizen journalism important during the Egyptian uprising in 2011?
It focused only on professional photographers.
It prevented eyewitnesses from sharing information.
It delayed news reports from reaching people.
It helped spread unique and immediate coverage.
3
What is the difference between a citizen journalist and a professional journalist?
A citizen journalist earns money for every report they publish.
A professional journalist is trained and works for a media company.
A citizen journalist is always more reliable.
A professional journalist only posts on social media
4
Who does "WE" refer to in the text?
Professional journalists working for media companies.
Government officials reporting news updates.
Scientists are conducting research on journalism.
The general public who participate in citizen journalism.
5
What is one advantage of citizen journalism mentioned in the text?
It can be faster than traditional media
It ignores eyewitness accounts
It only focuses on entertainment news
It always replaces professional journalists
6
According to Jimmy Wales, what do professional journalists and comedians have in common?
They rely solely on amateur sources.
They are not needed anymore.
They cannot be replaced completely.
They only report breaking news.