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Journalism Starter Quiz
Journalism Starter Quiz
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What was the first type of broadcast journalism?
Television
Social Media
Blogging
Radio
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Is a photo a primary or secondary source?
Primary source
Secondary source
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What is ethical journalism?
Providing news/information that is accurate, fair and thorough
Articles relating to moral principles
Stories which focus on human rights issues
Opinions covering philosophy and politics
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Where would a Journalist work?
Newspapers/Magazine
Radio
TV
Website
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What qualities should a journalist have? (more than 1)
Irresponsibility
Critical Thinking
Narrative Skills
Curiosity
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What is the best definition of a fact?
Anything that appears in a news story
The results of a poll
A provable statement
A view shared by many people
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What is yellow journalism
Actricles written in yellow
Detailed news
Exaggerated/ Sensationalized news
True stories
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Which of journalism's five "w's" is missing? who, why, where, when
What
Wade
Wag
We
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The press must be _____ of government.
Dependant
A part
By-product
Independent
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Name for the prizes given annually for editorial writing, national reporting, feature photography, etc.?
Pulitzer
Nobel
Pritzker
Oscar
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Journalism articles are written using this point of view:
1st person
3rd person
2nd person
4th person
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Who dictates the code of ethics for journalism?
The Society for Professional Journalists
None of these
The United Nations
The Indian Constitution
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What does it mean to be objective?
Reporting someone else's opinion
Reporting just the facts
Include your opinion in your story
Use personal pronouns (such as I, you, we)
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Citizen journalism is:
Big news channels reporting news
Public & non-professionals reporting news
The government reporting news
Big companies reporting news
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What makes a story "newsworthy"?
The story topic appeals to public interest
The story has to be published
The story has to have balanced sources
The story has to be about a celebrity
