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Unit 4: News and Media
Unit 4: News and Media
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Who writes stories for different kinds of media, like newspapers and websites?
Journalist
Reporter
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Newspapers are considered one of the oldest forms of media:
True
False
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Who reports on events as they happen, often in front of a camera?
Journalist
Reporter
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"Taylor Swift is reportedly the world’s richest female musician at $1.6 billion"
World
National
Arts and Entertainment
Classified Ads
5
Breaking news means that something important is happening right now and needs to be reported quickly:
True
False
6
"'NASA discovered a planet twice as big as Earth with a gas that is 'only produced by life'"
Classified Ads
World
National
Arts and Entertainment
7
Online newspapers are just digital versions of regular papers:
True
False
8
"House for Sale: 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bathroom, Great Neighborhood!"
National
Business
World
Classified Ads
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What is the main job of a headline?
To confuse readers
To summarize and catch attention
To entertain
To decorate the page
10
Social media is a good source for finding real news:
True
False
11
This is the main title of a news article that stands out and tells you what the story is about:
Headline
Author
Visuals
Body
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These are images that are added to a story to attract readers and provide clarity
Body
Visuals
Author
Headline
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This tells you who wrote the article:
Author
Body
Visuals
Headline
14
Prime time is the time when most people watch TV news:
True
False
15
This part contains the main information and is written in small paragraphs:
Visuals
Headline
Body
Author
16
"Red Bull Skateboarding Competition in Santiago Draws Massive Crowds!"
World
Arts and Entertainment
Sports
National
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What do we call a story that is not true or misleading?
Fake News
Social Media
Classified News
True News
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This refers to the time when the most people are watching TV, often when news is broadcasted:
Social Media
Online
Morning
Prime Time