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Journalism Vocabulary Terms
Journalism Vocabulary Terms
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A fact is a statement that cannot be proven
True
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Inverted Pyramid
A style of how to read a newspaper correctly
A style of writing that organizes facts from most to least important
An elite journalism group that is very difficult to get into
A style of writing that organized from least to most important
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What is a lead?
The proper type of pencil to use in journalism
The beginning part of a news story that grabs the readers attention
The job of fact checker on a newspaper
The person who wrote the story
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An advertisement is space that is sold to businesses in a newspaper or magazine
True
False
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What is slander?
A person that who interprets a different language for a journalist
False or damaging statements that are spoken
False or damaging social media posts
False or damaging statements that are written
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Impact
How much the story in truthful
How much a story will be viewed
A type of story that is officially spoken
How much the story will affect peoples lives
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A caption is what explains what is happening in the photograph
True
False
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What is a feature article?
A story that goes on to become a movie
A famous person that writes a story
A story that is meant to encourage the reader to take action
A story written with some interpretation that goes beyond facts
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What is a review?
False or damaging statements that are spoken
A form of editorial that comments on political issues
A standard code or style of writing
A form of editorial that comments on a movie, play, or concert, etc.
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Newsworthy is the quality of being worthy to be called news
True
False
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Libel means false statements that are spoken
False
True
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What is an editorial?
A type of story that gives directions and maps to explore and travel
A type of story that supports an opinion
A type of story that encourages a reader to take action
A type of story that reviews a play, movie, or concert
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Ethics
A standard code of living based on your religion
A standard code of rules based on the Constitution
A standard code of conduct based on moral beliefs
A code for the correct grammar and punctuation in an article
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What is an opinion?
A statement that can be proven
A statement that cannot be proven
A statement that is real and reliable news
A truthful fact
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What are the 5 W's and H
The caption styles for a picture
The essential questions that must be addressed in a news article or story
The template for a newspaper
The non-essential questions that get discarded from a news article
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A human interest story involves people or events that are interesting
True
False
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A By-line is the line naming the title of the story
True
False
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A "Beat" is a specific area assigned to a reporter for regular coverage
True
False
