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Broadcast Journalism Quiz!
Broadcast Journalism Quiz!
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The most SAVAGE Quiz that has ever been Quized
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Questions
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1
An interviewee’s comments recorded on footage may phrase things better than the reporter.
Little A
Reporter Track
None of these
Big A
2
The _____ of a story may look to the future or be a punch line that sums up the story.
Angle
Joke
Crux
Close
3
An opening sentence that conveys the general idea of a story with no facts
Hard Lead
Active
Soft Lead
Passive
4
The _____ in a package connects all the interview sound bites used in a story.
Reporter Track
Facts
Lead
Details
5
Type of news story viewers may find interesting but do not necessarily need to know
Hot Dogs
Hard News
Personality Feature
Soft News
6
____ media is expected to provide a fair and unbiased presentation of the facts.
Tabloid
Non-mainstream
Mainstream
None of these
7
A story that is appropriate for broadcast at any time, regardless of season or time of day.
Evergreen
Lead
Hard News
Soft News
8
The purpose of research is to determine a story topic.
True
False
9
In a professional environment, the producer and _____ decide which stories will be covered
Assignment Editor
General Manager
CEO
News Director
10
The writing style used for news writing is the same style used for other program types.
False
True
11
The approach or point of view used to tell a story
Angle
Attribution
Second Person
First Person
12
The very first sentence of a story
Opener
Lead
Boom
Introductory Sentence
13
Airing incorrect information in a story may have legal consequences.
False
True
14
A newsworthy story _____.
contains conflict
all of these
impacts a segment of the audience
is unusual
15
Everything spoken by the reporter in a package
Reporter Track
Evergreen
Soft Lead
Lead
16
Viewers expect programming from _____ media to report news from a particular point of view.
Non-Mainstream
Mainstream
Facebook
TV
17
The National Television Academy recommends executive approval before a reporter pursues an
Timely Story
Evergreen story
Investigative Story
Hard News story
18
Crediting the source of information used in a story
Close
Attribution
Angle
Soft News
19
Two important concepts in developing a news story are “KISS” and _____.
be complete
be on time
have visuals
be kind
20
The First Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees _____.
Freedom to peacefully assemble
Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Press
All of these
21
Use simple sentences written in _____ voice for news writing.
Active
Dynamic
Passive
Loud
22
The _____ of a story helps viewers understand why the story is important.
Attribution
Angle
Reporter
VO
23
Using the _____ tense when writing a story engages the interest of the audience.
Second Person
First Person
Past
Present
24
Television news programming that stretches and exaggerates facts is called _____ media.
Tabloid
Mainstream
Funny
Fake
25
Advertisers can be given special treatment by a news operation because they have purchased ads
False
True
26
If a story concerns viewers’ immediate environment, it has the element of _____.
Proximity
Timeliness
Seriousness
Conflict
27
_____ news is characterized by seriousness and timeliness.
Soft News
Evergreen
Fake
Hard News
28
A hard lead contains a straightforward action verb and is written in active voice.
False
True
29
An opening sentence that immediately presents the most important information in a story
Hard Lead
Soft Lead
Angle
Lead
30
Competitions are newsworthy stories because they contain the element of conflict.
True
False