Journalism Q1-Q4

Why should schools monitor their social media pages?

Libel is different from slander because it is…

What must be proven for a statement to be considered libel?

Which of these is an ethical violation in journalism?

Which of the following is a key feature of modern media?

What should NOT be included in a school yearbook?

What should a journalist do if they realize they published incorrect information?

Which of these would be considered responsible social media use by a school paper?

What can happen if a school paper violates a student’s privacy in an article?

What is a major limitation of traditional media compared to modern media?

Which section of a school paper features opinions and editorials?

What is the potential consequence of posting false information on a school’s social media page?

What law protects personal data from being shared without consent?

What is the main purpose of a yearbook?

Which of these is an example of modern media?

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a journalist regarding data privacy?

What is considered a conflict of interest in journalism?

How does traditional media ensure credibility?

What should journalists do when handling leaked private information?

Which of the following is an example of slander?

A journalist promises to protect an anonymous source. What ethical principle are they following?

Which of the following is NOT a core principle of journalism ethics?

Why is fact-checking important in journalism?

What is the best practice when managing a school’s social media page?

Which of these is an ethical way to use school social media?

How has social media changed journalism?

Which of these is a characteristic of good news writing?

Which of the following is an example of traditional media?

What is the main purpose of news?

What is the role of the editor in a school newspaper?

What does “objectivity” in journalism mean?

A journalist writes a false article that damages someone’s reputation. What legal action could the victim take?

Which platform is considered a mix of traditional and modern media?

What should a yearbook editor ensure before publishing?

What is one disadvantage of modern media?

Which medium is considered the oldest form of mass communication?

What is a byline in a news article?

Which of these would NOT be considered defamation?

Which of these traditional media platforms relies on auditory communication?

What is defamation?