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Journalism review 8/26/22
Journalism review 8/26/22
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A review of the basics of reporting and writing
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Which information is NOT usually the most important for the lede
how
why
when
what
2
When something is newsworthy because it is about a famous person
prominence
impact
proximity
usefulness
3
The paragraph after the hook that sums the 'news'
nut graph
intro graph
lede graph
transition graph
4
The first paragraph of a news story
kicker
lede
introduction
nut graph
5
The ending or closing of a news story
should sum up what's been said
should never be a quote
should contain opinion or cheerleading
should leave an impact or a “sense of completion”
6
When something is news because it appeals to the reader's emotions, it has
oddity
human interest
conflict
impact
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When something happens geographically close to the readers, it has news value because of its
human interest
impact
prominence
proximity
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How many news values are there
8
9
7
5
9
Ledes should be no longer than ____ words
25
35
15
20
10
This kind of lede begins with a clever or interesting example
delayed
news
suspense
descriptive
11
The correct way to write attribution
exclaimed Mr. Jones
Mr. Jones said
said Mr. Jones
Mr. Jones claimed
12
Good quotes
all of the above
reveal character and importance
say something better, more forceful than the writer can
are memorable to the audience
13
When something is news because it involves a disagreement, it has
prominence
proximity
conflict
impact
14
T or F: the inverted pyramid tells a news story chronologically
false
true
15
The first step in Meyer's 9-step process to doing the right thing
looking at all the possible solutions
think about the outcomes
checking your gut
talking with other people