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1
How do you leave out irrelevant parts of a quote?
Ellipses
Commas
Parentheses
You don't, you leave everything in
2
Should you include yourself in your news story?
it depends how important you are
no
yes
all of the above
3
What is one of the WOW questions that journalists ask?
How does this not effect you?
What do you think is happening?
What is important?
Was there anything strange about that to you?
4
What is the difference between a survey and an interview?
Interviews get more people and more info
They're the same
For surveys, you ask more people
None of the above
5
Do you need to ice your own past writing?
no
yes
6
What is best to include in your paper?
primary source
neither
secondary source
both
7
How do Investigative Journalists explore the bigger story?
All of the above
Trace possible implications
Research background info
Gather facts and statistics
8
How do you write with a journalistic tone?
3rd person
All of the above
Dramatic but truthful
Past tense
9
What are two types of sources?
Fithdary and Sixthdary
First and Second
Thirdary and fourthary
Primary and Secondary
10
Which one of these is in a news story?
find fake stories
observe
capture the 6 Ws
pack-a-kick
11
What one of these is NOT a way to Pack-A-Punch?
using ICE
suggestive details
grace note
unified focus
12
Which of the following is not part of narrative craft?
action
setting
dialogue
facts
13
True or False: You are allowed to stretch the truth?
True
False
14
When using primary research, how do you cite your source?
"I like school"
"I like school" (Stueve).
"I like school." (Maas).
"I like School."
15
Which is not an angle?
Social Issues
Inspiring stories / what people should know
An observed drama
Injustices
16
What two parts do you need to make up an investigative journalism story?
hook & thesis statement
narrative & informational
first & third person
ICE & fire
17
What doesn't Inv Jour include?
Fiction
Quotes
Characters
ICE
18
What are the techniques to the pack-a-punch strategy?
Have specific details, Use a grace note, End with a jolt
5 Ws, End with a jolt, Stay focused.
Have specific details, 5Ws, End with a jolt, Keep it focused
Add specific details, Include unfair things, End with a jolt
19
Which of the following is important in investigative journalism?
Gather facts and statistics
Quotes from experts
all of the above
Research background such as context and causes
20
Which of these is one of the 5 Ws?
while
wallaby
which
how
21
What should you do when incorporating an interview in a news story?
A- Name of person and preview of what they are going to say
Both A & B
B- Use exact words
C- Paraphrase unrelated parts
22
What point of view should Investigative Journalism be in?
All of the above
1st person
3rd person
2nd person
23
What are secondary sources?
information that you gather (interviews, surveys)
information you look up (articles, videos)
all of the above
none of the above
