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Chapter 8 Journalism
Chapter 8 Journalism
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Secondary story
profile
narrate
body
sidebar
2
A story that focuses on how to make healthy choices when eating in a restaurant is an example of a(n)
sidebar feature
human interest feature
informational feature
trend feature.
3
Feature stories are structured in the inverted pyramid journalistic style.
True
False
4
Celebrated person or person of note
biography
lead
profile
celebrity
5
In narrative writing, the narrator
tells the story.
is a character in the story.
creates the characters
offers an opinion.
6
Writing a narrative story differs from writing a news story because a narrative
uses action verbs.
is fictional.
is written in the inverted pyramid style.
uses storytelling techniques.
7
The beginning of a narrative story is called the
lead.
summary.
narrative.
kicker.
8
Chronology is important to the structure of a narrative story
True
False
9
Narrative stories are told
in the subject’s own words.
in chronological order.
in installments over several days.
through fl ashbacks.
10
The end of a narrative story
body
lead
nut graph
kicker
11
A key component of a trend story is an explanation of how the trend developed.
True
False
12
To tell a story in detail
biography
body
narrate
profile
13
The body of the narrative story is developed with
details and quotes.
quotes and opinions.
explanations provided by experts.
facts and figures.
14
Story that has the elements of a news story and is engaging, creative and told from the writer’s perspective
trend
celebrity
narrative
profile
15
When writing profiles, you should learn as much as possible about your subjects before you interview them.
True
False
16
This type of story is about current styles, what’s in vogue, particularly when it comes to popular culture.
trend
informational
human interest
celebrity profile
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“Profile” is another name for a biography
True
False
18
Feature story about a person
trend
body
narrate
profile
19
Arrangements for an interview with a high-profile person are often made through a(n)
press representative.
editor.
celebrity negotiator.
friend or family member.
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Current style or something in vogue
profile
celebrity
lead
trend
21
The narrative writer develops the story with details and quotes in the body of the story.
True
False
22
Common characteristics of feature stories include
facts, relevance and structure.
details, in-depth coverage and point of view.
brevity, humor and timeliness
answers to the questions “how?” and “why?”
23
Story that provides information and uses experts to help explain the story
informational feature
human interest story
trend
sidebar
24
Catchall category for stories that are unusual, off beat or just the result of keen observation
human interest story
celebrity
kicker
lead
25
An emotional aspect that makes you smile, laugh or cry is a characteristic of a
sidebar
personality profile.
sidebar
human interest story.
26
An informational feature story often can be described as a __?__ story
filler
how-to
formula
what-if
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This part of a narrative story is developed with details and quotes.
lead
kicker
body
summary