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JOURNALISM TWO
JOURNALISM TWO
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SHIELD LAWS PROTECT
SPIDERS
THE FONT
REPORTERS AND THEIR SOURCES
THE EDITOR
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Journalism is
Entertainment
Expository
Informative
Persuasive
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Spot the Fake headline
Saudi Arabia grants citizenship to a Robot - Sophia
Scientists create a plant that cannot die
NASA is installing internet on the moon
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SNOPES IS A FACT CHECKING WEBSITE
True
False
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CELEBRITY NEWS IS IMPORTANT BECAUSE OF
ODDITY
PROMINENCE
PROXIMITY
TIMELINESS
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WHY SHOULD REPORTERS USE CONCISE LANGUAGE?
TO SAVE INK
TO SAVE SPACE
INTERFERENCE
AP STYLE
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Nellie Bly was
A "muckraking" journalist
All of the above
One of the best reporters in America for her time
A groundbreaking reporter
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THE ONION IS A SATIRICAL NEWSITE
False
True
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INFORMING YOUR AUDIENCE OF POSSIBLE CONFLICT OF INTEREST IS CALLED FULL DISCLOSURE
False
True
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Which news value covers famous people or organizations?
Popularity
Proximity
Human Interest
Prominence
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Joseph Pulitzer was a famous modern journalist and newspaper reporter
False
True
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One of the earliest broadcast journalism anchors was named:
Lester Holt
Hoda Kotb
Brian Williams
Edward Roscoe Murrow
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AP in Journalism stands for
After Printing
Advanced Placement
Annotated Press
Associated Press
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DEFINE NEWS
EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENS
HISTORICAL EVENTS
ANYTHING WE LIKE
RECENT AND IMPORTANT EVENTS
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Who participated yellow journalism?
Josep Campbell
Both Pulitze and hearst
Hearst
Pulitzer
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WHY SHOULDN'T A REPORTER INVESTIGATE THEIR OWN BROTHER?
CONFLICT OF INTEREST
ETHICAL DILEMMA
BIAS
IT IS OK
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A REVIEWR SHOULD BE
PROMINENCE
HONEST AND GIVE A TRUE OPINION
GET MORE MONEY FOR GOOD REVIEWS
LISTEN TO EVERYONE
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Yellow Journalism
News about the Spanish American War
Journals printed on yellow paper
Updated News
False Journalism
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WHAT DOES A JUMP LINE DO?
DIRECTS THE READER TO THE PAGE WHERE THE STORY CONITINUES
IS THE HEADLINE
HAS THE DATE
GIVES THE REPORTERS NAME
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What is watchdog journalism?
A less direct form of investigative journalism
Media chooses what gets publicized
Tracks polling information and data
Reporters try to predict how election results will turn out
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FAKE NEWS IS
ANYTHING IN PRINT
MISINFORMATION
ANYTHING ON VIDEO
THINGS WE AGREE WITH
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FEATURES ARE NEWS
True
False
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A byline is...
Name of the reporter who wrote the story
The title of an aricle
The organsation that producers the neespaper
The caption below the picture of an article
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THE LEAD SENTENCE IS
FIRST SENTENCE
ONLY SENTENCE
THE REAL SENTENCE
REPORTER IDENTIFICATION
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WHO WAS STEPHEN GLASS?
PULITZER WINNER
TEDDY ROOSEVELT REPORTER
WATERGATE REPORTER
HE MADE UP NEWS STORIES
