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Middle school journalism 1

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A quick assessment of the fundamentals of media and journalism for 6th-8th grade students.

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1
Is writing an article the final step for publishing a newspaper?
yes
no
2
What are four main types (categories) of media?
Entertainment, Advertisement, Social media, Journalism
Facebook, Twitter, Kik, Snapchat
Commercials, Advertorials, Radio Spots, Infomercials
Movies, TV, Books, Music
3
What is libel?
A label for pictures to give credit to the photographer
A legal charge against someone who printed false information
The title and date at the top of a newspaper
The freedom a journalist has to report anything they decide
4
What is the step after writing an article?
Editing the article
Adding a picture
Creating the design & layout
Creating a headline
5
What does inaugural mean?
The top portion of a newspaper
The title of an article
A publication released on a regular basis
The first of many; oftentimes it is marked with a ceremony
6
Is there a difference between magazine & newspaper design?
no
yes
7
What are the 5 Ws and H?
When, what, we're, which, whatever, how
Who, what, when, where, why and how
We, where, why, who, whatsup, and how
Well, when, what, which, where, how
8
When is it okay to write an article from a biased view?
It is never okay.
When you are writing a feature story
When you are writing an editorial/ social commentary
When you are reporting the news
9
What is a newspaper's circulation?
The amount of readers who buy the newspaper
The process of making a newspaper
The amount of newspapers printed and distributed
The advertisers who print in the newspaper
10
What does the first amendment protect?
Freedom of speech
All of the above
Freedom of religion
Freedom of the press