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Journalism Vocabulary Review
Journalism Vocabulary Review
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Journalism is for entertainment only.
False
True
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When someone is bias, they are prejudiced towards one thing, person, or group; usually in a way considered to be unfair
False
True
3
Specialized reporting; the genre which is appointed to the reporter or that they are focused on is called....
their muse
their genre
their beat
their lead
4
Sordid and sensational journalism is acceptable and trustworthy
False
True
5
The First Amendment does not leave room for debates; it is clear as to what is acceptable.
True
False
6
A source and a lead can be the same thing
True
False
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There are 27 amendments to the US Constitution.
False
True
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How many amendments are in the Bill of Rights?
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27
12
18
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Cultural values are
attitudes, values, beliefs, and behaviors a culture accepts
how much the world values a specific culture over others
the worthiness of a culture
ethics of a specific culture
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A strong supporter of a party, cause, or person (traditionally Democrat or Republican) is...
Yellow Journalism
Defamation
Partisan
Libel
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The mass media includes...
Radio
TV News
All of the above
Social media
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The Bill of Rights was written before the US Constitution
False
True
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Journalism that is based upon sensationalism and crude exaggeration is called...
Libel
Slander
Bias
Yellow Journalism
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First Amendment protects your freedom of speech, the press, religion, the right to petition, and the right to assemble.
False
True
15
Journalists have
no rules to follow; they can say what they want
received no backlash for what they report.
specific things they are allowed to publish; no creative freedom
received fines and jail-time for not revealing sources
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Informational writing is supposed to
provide amusement or enjoyment
convince someone of something
tell people what they are allowed to do
give facts and non-opinionated information
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Amendments cannot be repealed once they are signed into law
False
True
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If you do not agree with a law, you can ask the government to change it.
True
False
19
To persuade someone means to convince them of something.
False
True
20
News and journalism are the exact same thing.
False
True
21
Journalists do not have to worry about what they publish because of the protection of the First Amendment.
False
True
22
Journalists jobs are to write articles that
are entertaining
are persuasive
all of the above
are informing
23
Libel is spoken defamation and slander is written defamation
False
True
24
Journalists get their information from
sources
all of the above
leads
investigations
25
News is what journalists report.
True
False
26
The highest court in the US is called
Supreme Court
Champions Court
Family Court
Small Claims Court
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The First Amendment protects
all of the above
freedom of due process
freedom of speech
the right to bear arms
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The First Amendment does not apply to journalists or journalism
False
True
