Journalism Exam Review

searching out and publicizing scandalous information about famous people in an underhanded way

journalism that is based upon sensationalism and crude exaggeration

judicial suppression of material that would be published or broadcast

This is a particular way of looking at a subject or topic. This is not the topic.

Reporter participates in an activity and shares his/her experience

a story about a WHS soccer player that starts with training and ends with the playoffs

follows lead and provides transition from lead to the body of the story, adds info not in lead

journalistic piece in which the writer shares his/her experience

stories about to happen, just happened, or are happening as you publish

disagreements, arguments, fights, rivalries

the particular instant that captures the emotion and importance of an event

a heading at the top of an article or page in a newspaper or magazine

What technique is used here?

plans the shots you need to take to complete a sequence

An article on the WHS Quarterback from 2007

Uses visuals such as photos, drawings, charts, maps and diagrams to present complex information

grabs attention by providing something the audience doesn't expect

person/people involved in story are well-known

What is this an example of?

An article about this alternate uniform

Informing your audience of any possible conflict

Begins with what happened first, then second and so on

footage that isn't an interview but illustrates the story

allows you to adjust the borders so your center interest meets the rule of thirds

Zooming in on a single player to add personality to sports page

open space in front of a subject

Word or phrase set off graphically from the beginning of a caption and meant to grab attention

tells a story by focusing on a dramatic moment or high point of action

image or other design element used as background for text

telling two people's stories at the same time

publishing untrue or misleading words, pictures or symbols that harm a person or organization

untrue spoken words that harm another person or organization

a story organized in logical parts

regularly occurring article written by the same person or series of people

the event occurred close to your geographic location

a person who experiences and evaluates a creative work or product for an audience.

five W's lead

What type of photo is this?

formula that requires writer to alternate between transitions and quotes

shows your audience how someone else thinks, looks, acts and talks

an aspect or angle of a story that makes it newsworthy

How your story affects the lives of your audience

a feature that works like a play in three acts

starts with a brief story about a person or event

the quality of being unusual

covers people and their problems, concerns, interests, backgrounds and achievements

Does this photo follow the rule of thirds?

a checklist of shots you want

Works with pictures to answer questions and tell a story

Does this photo follow the rule of thirds?