THE FINAL QUIZ!

I want to talk about how many hours people work in a year. What's the best way to report them?

Why is understanding the MEANING of a story so important?

You're writing a story about a charity fundraiser for kids. The MOOD of this kind of story is:

Why would you ask one of your anchors to record an ANCHOR PACKAGE?

The abbreviation "VO" stands for:

What is a 'reader'?

Which of these is a WIRE SERVICE for video?

An actuality is:

"Hard News" is defined as:

Condensing information into a format that is easily read and understood by an audience is:

SOT stands for:

What is 'payola'?

What type of writing combines multimedia sources with traditional techniques?

Which is the correct way to write "NAACP" in a script?

Which kind of story would be BEST suited to use a "surprise ending"-style of writing?

How would we use BACKTIMING to plan the newscast?

What does it mean to "write to video"?

The"L2W Principle" says you should have a LOCAL reference, plus these two facts in a lead:

It's used in movies all the time, but why would we build a "sense of suspense" in a story?

Why do we use ALL CAPS for news scripts?

Why do you list an OUTCUE after a SOT in a script? (OUTCUE: "...really looked bad.")

Why would you assign a "live shot" to a reporter to introduce their story?

Which of these elements ARE acceptable to use in an online story?

A complete story built with SOTs, music and does not have VO (Voice Over) underneath it is:

You're asked to write a script about the Iran Nuclear Deal. It's complicated. So, you...

a SUPER is another name for what?

What is B-roll?

Why would you use a SOT from a firefighter during a story about a house fire?

What element is BETWEEN BLOCKS of our newscast? (What separates "A" block from "B" block?)

When was the "gov't link of supercomputers to keep communication open in war" established?

Gatekeeping is:

The "Three C's" of writing are:

What's the most important goal of writing a breaking news story for broadcast?

You are asked to write a VOSOT, how do you format the script?

If I am your EP, and I tell you to "go out and enterprise" for your story, this means what?

Where does the COPY (or SCRIPT) go in a proper television script?

Cutting out "word fat" means:

Why would we use a reporter stand-up inside a package script?

"TRT" stands for:

What is a "safe harbor" timeslot?

Where does most of our daily "surfing" happen? Which system?

What does "nat sound" stand for?

What was one of the first Internet Service Providers (ISPs) for the public?

Why would I make sure to write out "eleven" instead of "11" in a script for TV?

What is the best question to ask yourself BEFORE you write any story?

Which is the most appropriate MOOD for a story about a house fire that was set on purpose?

What are FIELD ELEMENTS?

You are asked to write a "lead-in" to a reporter story. Where will this go in the RUNDOWN?

The Rule of Threes says that this is a normal "read rate":

You want to reference a specific person in a story. To make sure that person is shown on video: