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Journalism Vocab Quiz- Janiya Gordon
Journalism Vocab Quiz- Janiya Gordon
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It is not accpetable to paraphrase in a news article/ story.
True
False
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A dateline
Tells the date of the story
Tells the location of a news story
Tells the location and date of a news story
Tells when the author was born
3
In the 5 w's and H, what does the H stand for
How
He/Him/His
Head
However
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A short statement that grabs the reader's attention and summarizes important information in the story.
A Lead
A Banner
A Headline
A Caption
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A jumpline tells the reader where to find the continued story.
False
True
6
Skybox also known as a
Flag
Cutline
Lede/ Lead
Teaser
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Which of the following explains a byline?
None of these answers explains a byline
A breif story with a special angle that goes with a main story
It is just like an index
A quote from the news story that is separated and uses special fonts
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Where is the lead located?
After the jumpline
At the top of the second page
At the very top of a page
On the front page
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Which of the following is the correct definiton of
Masthead
A report that evaluates a book, movie, article, or any other entertainment
Article that has information about an vent that relevant to people's lives
A formal statement of the newspaper's name and place of publication
The first paragraph of the article
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A sidebar and a caption are the same things.
True
False
11
Which of the following does not include a definition of feature story
An article in which the basic purpose is something other than recent news.
Acompanies a photograph or illusrations
Human Interest, Investigative reports, historical / scientific exposition
Both Triangle and circle
12
A caption can be called a cutline
False
True
13
What is the purpose of a pull quote?
To tell the readers what the author thinks about the article.
To get the reader's attention with using special fonts and graphics
To make sure the reader understands the article
To give the reader information about another story
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An editorial
Is the author of the article
Allows editors, staff, management, and readers to express their opinion
tells the location and date of a news story
Is most likely an informational article
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A listing usually on the first page of the newspaper that refers readers to different sections of the article
Sidebar
Jumpline
Skybox
Index
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What does a banner consists of?
What the article is mainly about
The date the article was published and where it was published
The name and logo of the newspaper
The photo of the article
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Where does a headline belong?
On the first page of the article in BOLD
In the middle of the article
On the first page of the article
On the last page of the article in BOLD
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An index is usually on the front page
False
True
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A review evaluates a news story/ article
True
False