The main sources used in newspaper writing are:

Interviews with people knowledgeable about the topic or close to the event

What is direct voice?

Where we put someone elses ideas in quotation marks and reference it.

Copying someone's ideas and calling them your own.

What is indirect voice?

When we paraphrase someones ideas and still add a reference.

What two things help us paraphrase?

Synonyms and reordering the sentence.

The 'lead' or first paragraph of a news article should contain:

The Who, What, When, Where, Why and How

According to the University of Hull, News articles are written to:

inform and educate readers on current events

What assessments do we have left in ACOM1001

Newspaper, Essay and ePortfolio

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1
How do we avoid plagiarism?
Copying someones work.
Doing nothing.
Not using references.
Referencing correctly!
2
The main sources used in newspaper writing are:
Interviews with people knowledgeable about the topic or close to the event
Articles
Information from Wikipedia
Books and magazines
3
When is our newspaper article due?
On Friday!
Next week.
Tomorrow
Never.
4
What is direct voice?
When we paraphrase.
When we copy word for word.
When we plagiarise.
Where we put someone elses ideas in quotation marks and reference it.
5
What is plagiarism?
A wierd word.
Referencing correctly.
Copying someone's ideas and calling them your own.
A type of voice.
6
What is paraphrasing?
Putting someone elses ideas in your own words and referencing them.
Changing someones ideas.
When we plagiarise.
When we copy word for word.
7
Can I get in trouble for plagiarising?
YES!
NO
8
What is indirect voice?
Where we put someone elses ideas in quotation marks and reference it.
When we plagiarise.
When we paraphrase someones ideas and still add a reference.
When we copy word for word.
9
What assessments do we have left in ENVS1500?
Quizzes
Bilingual Text
Quizzes and Bilingual Text
None
10
What two things help us paraphrase?
Leaving the sentence as is.
Antonyms.
Synonyms and reordering the sentence.
Changing what the sentence means.
11
The 'lead' or first paragraph of a news article should contain:
The Who, What, When, Where, Why and How
Extra information, interesting items, related items
Recipe ideas
Crucial information expanding the topic, controversy, argument, evidence
12
According to the University of Hull, News articles are written to:
inform students about ways to save money
entertain readers on the latest celebrity gossip
inform and educate readers on current events
irritate and annoy readers with uncomfortable facts
13
What assessments do we have left in ACOM1001
Newspaper, Essay and ePortfolio
None
Newspaper
Newspaper and Essay
14
What words can't usually be changed when parapharsing?
Adjectives
Verbs
Nouns
Adverbs
15
Our ACOM1001 Newspage assessent should discuss the importance of teaching Traditional Languages
False
True

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