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1
What role do sensory details play in reportage?
They add vividness and make the story come alive
They distract the reader
They make the article longer
They replace the need for facts
2
Direct quotes from sources help make a reportage piece more authentic
True
False
3
Which of the following is NOT essential in a reportage piece?
Interviews with sources
Personal opinion
Objectivity
Sensory details
4
Ethical journalism in reportage means verifying information from reliable sources before publication
True
False
5
A journalist can include their personal opinions in reportage as long as they also present the facts
False
True
6
What is a key characteristic of reportage?
It focuses only on breaking news
It is written in a formal and academic tone
It always includes interviews with celebrities
It provides vivid descriptions and eyewitness accounts
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In reportage, direct quotes from sources are important because:
They make the story more dramatic
They make the article sound more personal
They add credibility and authenticity to the report
They fill up space in the article
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What is an important aspect of the conclusion in reportage?
It should leave the reader confused
It should introduce new information
It should summarize key facts and observations
It should end with the journalist’s personal opinion
9
Reportage should always include vivid descriptions and sensory details
False
True
10
What is the best way to begin a reportage piece?
By stating the journalist’s opinion
By listing statistics without context
With a detailed and engaging scene-setting description
With a quote from an anonymous source
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Which journalistic technique is commonly used in reportage?
Satire
Advertorial writing
Creative writing techniques
Investigative journalism
12
Reportage differs from a news article because:
It allows for more descriptive storytelling
It is always shorter than a news article
It does not require factual accuracy
It is purely opinion-based
13
Which of the following would be considered a strong source for reportage?
A social media rumor
A government report
A random internet comment
A personal diary entry from an unknown author
14
A reportage article often includes:
Only a journalist’s reflections
Statistics, expert opinions, and first-hand observations
A list of unrelated facts
Fictional dialogue
15
What makes a reportage story compelling?
A dramatic and emotional writing style
The journalist’s personal opinion on the event
A combination of strong storytelling, accurate facts, compelling interviews
The use of complex and difficult language
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What is the main purpose of reportage?
To express the journalist’s personal opinions
To persuade readers to take a specific action
To provide detailed and factual accounts of real events
To entertain readers with fictional stories
17
When writing reportage, a journalist should:
Verify facts and provide multiple perspectives
Include personal biases
Use only one source
Avoid direct quotes
18
A good reportage piece must always be completely neutral, without any storytelling elements
True
False
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Which type of reportage is the most immersive for the reader?
Narrative reportage
Opinion reportage
Investigative reportage
Editorial reportage
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How does a journalist maintain ethical standards in reportage?
By only interviewing people who agree with their perspective
By avoiding difficult or controversial topics
By presenting accurate, balanced, and truthful information
By exaggerating events for dramatic effect
