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Reporting and Interviewing Quiz
Reporting and Interviewing Quiz
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Yearbook Intro to Reporting #yearbook #reporting
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If the interview provides you with a story different than you anticipated, you should:
Do another interview to get the story you hoped for
Follow the direction of the new story
Use quotes out of context to re-shape the story
2
When at school, where is the best place to conduct an interview?
In Butzu's back office
In the hallway
In the park
In the library
3
What is NOT an appropriate questions for a team or a club?
What traditions do you participate in?
Y ur team sux?
Is there a reason hy you are in this sport?w
How do spectators affect you?
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What kind of question should you begin an interview with?
Easy Questions that put people at ease
Long Questions with multiple parts
Statistical Questions
Personal Questions about life philosophies
5
When looking for a good story to report on, all of the following are good angles EXCEPT:
Find a change
Observe a trend happening now
Find a popular person
Investigate a current problem
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If someone says something that you don't understand...
Pretend that they didn't say anything
Ask for clarification
Say, "WHAT?"
Laugh and nod
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To tell a good story, what is the best order to tackle the process?
Edit, Report, Interview, Write
Ask for a quote, Report, Write, Edit
Research, Interview, Transcribe, Report
Write questions, make up quotes, Report, Write
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Questions you should ask as part of the interview process include all of the following EXCEPT:
Can I get a quote from you about this topic?
May I record the interview?
Do you have anything you would like to add?
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What's the most important question you should ask yourself after interviewing for a story?
What is the real story here?
Which answers stuck to my topic best?
What quotes are awesome?
Whose quotes were boring?
10
If reporting about an event like a game, a season, or an activity, who should you interview?
participants
adviser or coach
attendees and audience
all of the above
11
Types of stories people crave include all of the following EXCEPT:
stories that surprise
stories with a human angle
stories with events listed
stories of perseverance
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After writing the story, it's helpful to share it with the source and tell them that...
I want to get it right.
I wrote this five minutes before it was due.
It's too late to change, but I hope you like it.
Sorry about the spelling and grammar.
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When interviewing, your last question should be:
What did you think of my slick interviewing skillz?
Are we done?
Is there anything else you would like to add?
What kind of story should I write from this interview?
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After writing a quote, the proper format for the attribute is:
"Quote," Jo Slo said.
"Quote", Joe Slo said.
"Quote." Jo Slo said.
"Quote," said Jo Slo.
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Two important questions to follow up an answer in an interview are:
Why? and How?
How? and Who cares?
So What? and Come again?
Really? and Why?
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What is important in an interview?
Winking
Maintaining eye-contact
Complimenting the person
Touching the person's hand
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Who should you interview?
Your teachers
People of interest
Your friends
Your dog
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When interviewing, it is important to do all of the following to put the person at ease EXCEPT:
Ask to record the interview
Make eye contact
Introduce yourself and explain the process
fill the awkward pauses and spaces quickly
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Yearbook journalism demands that we feature people...
at their worst
in the way we see fit
without regard to their feelings
at their best
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What is the first question that you should ask in an interview?
How was your day?
Can I record this interview?
What's up?
Where do you want to be interviewed?
21
True or False: You should determine what real story is first, then interview and report.
False, because the interview determines the story's angle
False, because the editor tells you the angle
True, because you choose the angle
True, b/c you interview people who will say what you want
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When running an interview, all of the following are great to do EXCEPT:
Give the person time to think
Follow your prepared questions exactly
Ask open-ended questions
Interview the source in their comfort zone
