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Entertainment is news
The First Amendment guarantees
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1
The First Amendment guarantees
freedom of the press
freedom of religion
freedom of speech
all of the above
2
Entertainment is news
True
False
3
New media is
in newspapers
over the radio
in a sound studio
delivered digitally
4
Which of the following is not part of the 5W's and one H of writing?
Who
Which
When
How
5
Which of the following is a part of mass media?
Internet
All of the above
Newspaper
Radio
6
Fight the Power: How Hip Hop Changed the World is
a feature story
hard/straight news
a documentary
a fictional tale
7
A byline in a news article is called
the writer's name
a lead
the introductory paragraph
a headline
8
A reporter must remain OBJECTIVE
False
True
9
NATIONAL news means
news delivered across the country or state to state
none of these
news is delivered globally
News is delivered internationally
10
Books, text messages, and emails are parts of media
False
True
11
How many components does a news story have?
5
8
6
3
12
A headline is designed to
be written in bold print
make you want to read more
catch the reader's attention
all of the above
13
A story about a fire is an example of
soft news
hard/straight news
investigative
a feature
14
A headline is the very first part of a news article?
True
False
15
The most important nesws story in a news paper is found on the front page?
True
False
16
News articles are supposed to be long and complicated
False
True
17
Personal bias is
what motivates reporters
something that cannot be avoided
when someone lets their personal feelings and emotions get in the way
none of the above
18
A feature story can be entertaining and profile a sports' figure.
True
False
19
Most people get their news from
the radio
a digital platform
magazines
the newspaper
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The lead/lede is the first paragraph of a news story
False
True