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1
Author of The Jungle, exposing problems with the meat industry
Upton Sinclair
Peter Zenger
Stephen Glass
Nellie Bly
2
Which newsworthiness criteria pertains to location?
Timeliness
Consequence/Impact
Proximity
Prominence
3
The earliest newspaper that survives to this day.
The New York Times
Publick Occurances
The Associated Press
The Pennsylvania Evening Post
4
First female journalist, went undercover in mental asylums and uncovered issues
Nellie Bly
Upton Sinclair
Franklin Roosevelt
Peter Zenger
5
Which one of these is part of the role of a free press?
To make money for corporations
To report only what the government wants
To report on entertainment news
To keep an eye on the government
6
Which part of the newspaper is the arrow pointing to?
Jump Line
Photo Caption
Masthead
Headline
7
Which part of the newspaper is the arrow pointing to?
Headline
Photo Caption
Masthead
Jump Line
8
Yellow journalist, namesake of a famous writing award
Peter Zenger
Nelly Bly
Joseph Pulitzer
Johannes Gutenburg
9
Which part of the newspaper is the arrow pointing to?
Jump Line
Photo Caption
Masthead
Headline
10
How long does copyright last?
200 years
100 years
70 years
50 years
11
Two primary defenses in invasion of privacy cases
consent & promotion
newsworthiness & appreciation
desire & newsworthiness
newsworthiness & consent
12
Which newsworthiness criteria pertains to how long ago something happened?
Proximity
Consequence/Impact
Prominence
Timeliness
13
Operates in 100 countries, prints 2,000 stories per day and one million photos per year.
Publick Occurances
The Pennsylvania Evening Post
The Associated Press
The New York Times
14
To hurt someone's reputation is called
censorship
defamation
parody
joking
15
Unauthorized use of a person’s name, photo, likeness, voice, or endorsement to promote sale of a product or service.
parody
false light
misappropriation
intrusion
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Which of these CANNOT be copyrighted?
cartoons
facts
photos
computer programs
17
Tried for libel in 1734
Johannes Gutenburg
Peter Zenger
Nelly Bly
Joseph Pulitzer
18
The first American daily newspaper
The New York Times
Publick Occurances
The Associated Press
The Pennsylvania Evening Post
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the suppression or prohibition of any parts of books, films, news, etc.
censorship
government control
writing
editorializing
20
Brief excerpts of copyrighted material may be used without need of permission from or payment to the copyright owner.
theft
copyright infringement
fair use
misappropriation
21
Which newsworthiness criteria pertains to how important an event is?
Consequence/Impact
Timeliness
Proximity
Prominence
22
Inventor of the printing press
Nelly Bly
Joseph Pulitzer
Peter Zenger
Johannes Gutenburg
23
Invading someone's privacy is called
mimicking
stalking
censorship
intrusion
24
Famous for his fireside chats which were broadcast on the radio
Peter Zenger
Nellie Bly
Upton Sinclair
Franklin Roosevelt
25
Which newsworthiness criteria pertains to celebrities?
Consequence/Impact
Timeliness
Proximity
Prominence
26
When can you use a photo you found online?
If it's a photo of a celebrity, anyone can use it.
If you don't own the work’s copyright, you must get permission.
As long as it's on a public page, it's fair to use it.
If someone else used it on their page, you can use it, too.
27
The first American newspaper
The Pennsylvania Evening Post
The New York Times
Publick Occurances
The Associated Press
28
Which part of the newspaper is the arrow pointing to?
Masthead
Photo Caption
Headline
Jump Line
29
Navarre High is the best
FALSE
TRUE
30
Which case dealt with a principal censoring articles on divorce and teen pregnancy?
Dean v. Utica Community Schools
Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier
Tinker v. Des Moines
31
Ruled that student publications are protected as a form of public forum
Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier
Dean v. Utica Community Schools
Tinker v. Des Moines
32
Which case was "The Armband Case"?
Dean v. Utica Community Schools
Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier
Tinker v. Des Moines
33
Which one is NOT a type of invasion of privacy claim?
intrusion
misappropriation
false light
stalking
34
Which of these is NOT a 1st Amendment protection?
Freedom of the press
Freedom of religion
Freedom of assembly
Freedom of the Senate
35
Which part of the newspaper is the arrow pointing to?
Masthead
Byliine
Headline
Photo Caption
36
Which of these must be proven in order to win a libel case?
It was asserted as fact.
It was clearly a joke.
It hurt your feelings.
It made your mother mad.
37
A disclaimer that details the ownership of information, photos, art, etc.
copyright
photo release
Surgeon General's warning
contract
38
Which of these is unprotected speech?
religious references
political opinions
speaking against the government
true threats
39
Journalism writer who faked stories and backed them up with fake notes, sources, and websites
Peter Zenger
Stephen Glass
Franklin Roosevelt
Upton Sinclair
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The unflattering and highly offensive portrayal of someone as something that they are not.
parody
lies
intrusion
false light
