What is the strawman fallacy?

Attacking a weaker version of an argument

What does "analogous" mean in color theory?

Three colors next to each other on the color wheel

What are the First Amendment freedoms?

Religion, speech, press, assembly, petition

What was the main business innovation of the penny press?

Advertising revenue funded mass production

What's the key difference between vector and raster images?

Vector images scale without losing quality; raster images may pixelate

A stroke at the end of a typed character

What is the inverted pyramid in journalism?

A writing style that tells the most important info first

Using copyrighted material under certain legally acceptable conditions

What does John Rawls' "veil of ignorance" argue?

Policy should be made without consideration of one's own social status

What is a composite image?

An image created by blending multiple images into one

In photography, what is the rule of thirds?

The subject is placed at intersection lines in a 3x3 grid

Does AP style, which is commonly used by legacy media, use the Oxford comma?

It's okay when needed for clarity

What best describes the concept of narrative scaffolding?

The structural framework that supports how a story is told

Which scenario would be considered prior restraint?

A school principal removes a controversial article before it's printed

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1
What is the strawman fallacy?
Presenting extreme alternatives
Ignoring facts in an argument
Overreacting to the facts
Attacking a weaker version of an argument
2
What does "analogous" mean in color theory?
A hue used in conjunction with its shade and its tint
Colors that clash with one another
Two colors that are across from each other on the color wheel
Three colors next to each other on the color wheel
3
Which newspaper is most associated with the rise of yellow journalism?
The New York World
The New York Sun
The New York Post
The New York Times
4
Who proposed the "golden mean," which suggests that virtue lies between extremes?
John Rawls
John Stuart Mill
Aristotle
Immanuel Kant
5
Which 1735 event established truth as a defense against libel?
Gertz v. Robert Welch
John Peter Zenger Trial
Thomas Paine Trial
Sedition Act Hearings
6
What are the First Amendment freedoms?
Religion, speech, press, assembly, petition
Fair trial, assembly, speech, religion, press
Speech, petition, due process, press, bearing arms
Religion, press, due process, fair trial, speech
7
What was the main business innovation of the penny press?
Newspaper subscriptions were available for just one penny
Advertising revenue funded mass production
Wire services contributed to newspapers' regular content for just pennies
Niche newspapers, called "pennies," supplemented general news
8
Which war led to the first use of embedded reporters and daily war dispatches?
American Civil War
Crimean War
War of 1812
Spanish-American War
9
What's the key difference between vector and raster images?
Raster files are always smaller than vector files
Vector images are made of pixels and raster images are made of lines
Vector images scale without losing quality; raster images may pixelate
Raster images are used only for print; vector is only for web
10
What is a serif?
A stroke at the end of a typed character
A photo darkening technique
A design term for contrast
A video trimming technique
11
What is the inverted pyramid in journalism?
A writing style that tells the most important info first
A citation format
A story told backwards
A narrative style in feature reporting
12
When was the movable type printing press invented?
1673
1075
1440
1256
13
What is fair use?
Making your photos available online without copyright
A synonym for public domain
Sharing someone's written work or art with attribution
Using copyrighted material under certain legally acceptable conditions
14
What's not usually involved when writing an inverted pyramid lede?
Background information
Where, Why, How
Who, What, When
Key facts
15
What does John Rawls' "veil of ignorance" argue?
Policy should result in the best outcome for the most number of people
Policy should deter unethical behavior via consequences
Policy should be made without consideration of one's own social status
There should be reasonable limits to the freedom of speech
16
In typography, what does kerning adjust?
Space between lines of text
Paragraph alignment
Font size
Space between letters
17
What is the CMYK color model used for?
Printing
Photography
Web design
Adobe proprietary technology
18
What is a composite image?
A single photo with a filter
A visual using only vector shapes
A graphic drawn from a source photo
An image created by blending multiple images into one
19
In photography, what is the rule of thirds?
The subject takes up one-third of the photo
The subject is placed at intersection lines in a 3x3 grid
There must be three subjects in descending importance
The photo is divided into three equal parts
20
The landmark Supreme Court case Tinker v. Des Moines was about protest during which war?
Iraq War
Vietnam War
Gulf War
World War I
21
Does AP style, which is commonly used by legacy media, use the Oxford comma?
No, never
It's okay when needed for clarity
It's not addressed
Yes, always
22
What best describes the concept of narrative scaffolding?
The dialogue that advances plot
The structural framework that supports how a story is told
A chronological arrangement of events
Techniques used to establish a story's setting
23
Which scenario would be considered prior restraint?
A school principal removes a controversial article before it's printed
A journalist is fined after publishing a classified report
A journalist receives leaked information but does not report on it
A government official requests that a newspaper delay publishing an article
24
Which principle is not in Society of Professional Journalists' Code of Ethics?
Minimize harm
Be objective
Act independently
Be accountable and transparent
25
Which unit is larger?
Point
Pixel
Millimeter
Pica

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