Journalism/Yearbook

The first thing your eye should be drawn to on the spread is

What is ethics?

Dividing a photo subject into rows and columns helps to set up the

This is a quote from a story that is set in larger type to draw the reader into the story by promoting the quote.

What new technological device in the 1840s made possible long-distance reporting?

The line of text that states where the article was published

A news story contains

The First Amendment protects a journalist from all EXCEPT

Text that credits a story to it's writer

An invention from the 1940s; by the 1950s had taken the top spot as the main form of entertainment for many Americans.

A photo taken looking downward is called

Plagiarism is the act of _______ from others.

The first few sentences of a story is referred to as

The descriptive text below a picture

The title of an article that is eye-catching and draws a reader in

This was the name given to a part of journalism that sensationalized the news and made up "facts" to try to sell papers.

Freedom of the press in America is guaranteed by which amendment to the Constitution?

The due date in journalism is called

Why should you as an interviewer ask open-ended questions?

Which of the following is not one of the Wś?

An editorial should end with a

Style of news writing where the most important information is put first and least important information is at the bottom

This is the name given to newspapers that sided with a particular political movement.

"Our yearbook staff is the best!" exclaimed Ms. Franklin.

A photo where the main subject is in focus and the rest is out of focus