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ADVOCACY JOURNALISM QUIZ
ADVOCACY JOURNALISM QUIZ
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9. Newspapers , magazines, radio, television and web sites are examples of media outlets.
True
False
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3. Advocacy journalism is a propaganda. It influences public opinion.
True
False
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8. News reporting is an example of advocacy journalism.
True
False
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6. Traditionally, advocacy and criticism are restricted to the _______pages of a newspaper.
science and technology
editorial and op-ed
feature and entertainment
news and sports
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2. Advocacy journalism is fact-based and adopts a non-objective viewpoint.
False
True
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4. The purpose of advocacy journalism is to bring about change through raising public awareness.
False
True
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5. Advocacy journalism transforms a journalist from a mere communicator of information into a motivator for ____.
action
transformation
solution
argumentation
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10. In some instances, advocacy journalism is the same as investigative journalism.
False
True
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1. What does advocacy mean?
the act of convincing people to agree with a plan
the act of supporting a cause or plan
the act of protesting against injustices
the act of writing for a cause