21J November 8 Quiz

News value that refers to things "happening now."

If a source tells a reporter something is "off the record," the reporter should:

Muckraker Upton Sinclair exposed filthy conditions in what industry:

The John Peter Zenger trial paved the way for what?

News value that describes news happening near to us:

A direct statement a reporter obtains through an interview, the speaker's exact words

This refers to the shocking use of details to add interest or excitement to a story:

News that is more important but attracts fewer readers:

Journalists who crusaded for social justice in the early 1900s

An exclusive story obtained before a competitor is referred to as a:

Which question type will give reporters the best quotes?

During which era did newspapers become cheap enough for the common man?

What do we call the good sense a reporter uses in determining what details go into a new story?

Source whose business it is to have the best and most reliable information about the topic:

Publick Occurrences was America's first newspaper. How long did it last?

Someone who makes news because of who they are:

America's first investigative reporter; pretended to be crazy to uncover corruption at asylums.

Preferred method for gathering news:

News that is less important but attracts MORE readers:

We used this software to create your alien art projects:

What is the highest award for excellence that an American reporter can earn?

Journalism that featured hoaxes, altered photos, and large, scary headlines:

News that reflects our interest in celebrities and famous people:

According to your notes, if this bites a man, it's not news. But if man bites this, it is news.

Founder of The Kansas City Star:

The word "muck" refers to:

The line that identifies who wrote a journalistic story is called what?

How many centers-of-visual interest will you find in a well-composed photograph?