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Which of these is an example of “copyright”?
sciences
artwork
literature
music
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What is the “byline”?
the dog of the news story
the main character of the news story
the writer of the news story
the narrator of the news story
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What is an “invasion of privacy”?
photographs in public
medical history
unsolicited phone calls
using real names for personal use
4
Editorial: a newspaper or magazine article that gives the opinions of the editors or publishers
False
True
5
What is “investigate reporting”?
deeply investigating the topic that is being written about
reporting an investigation deeply
investigating a report
investigating a topic
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What is the “placeline”?
the line of place
the origin location of a news story
the time of a news story
the writer of a news story
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What is an example of “feature writing”?
science communication
human interest stories
data storytelling
in-depth profiles
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On-the-record: information that is allowed and checked to be published
False
True
9
What is “Hard News”?
news that are hard to accept
news such as politics, bombings, and cake
news that are hard
news such as politics, bombings, or global warming
10
What is “b-roll”?
writing roll
no footage
background footage
main footage
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What does “biased” mean?
when it is by someone
when facts affect the news
when a story is a biography
when opinions affect the news
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What is “Soft News”?
events such as fundraisers, events, and sports
news that talk about softness of detergent
events such as fundraisers, concerts, and sports
news that are soft
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What does “libel” mean?
a published true statement that is damaging to a person’s reputation
a published true statement that is helpful to a person’s reputation
a published false statement that is damaging to a person’s reputation
liberty
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Op-ed: factual piece written by someone
False
True
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Off-the-record: information that may not be publicly disclosed
True
False
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What is a “magazine”?
to distribute news to all audiences
to spend money on a paper picture book
to show people pretty pictures
to distribute news to a specific audience
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What is “prior review and restraint”?
when you have to restrain a news story
when a writer reviews and restrains it before publication
when a story is checked by the government before publication
when you have to review a news story
18
What is the “headline”?
the title of the news story
the writer of the news story
the head line
the line head
19
What is the “inverted pyramid”?
putting details from least to most important
putting details in random orders
putting details from most to least important
writing nothing at all
20
What is an example of a “podcast”? (Select all that apply)
explicit content
music genres
film reviews
true crime
21
What does “unbiased” mean?
when a story has many opinions
when a story has one opinion
when a story has no opinion
when it is not by someone
22
What is a “copy editor”?
someone who revises the written works for political issues
someone who revises the written works for people issues
someone who revises the written works for grammar issues
someone who revises the written works for copy issues
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What is “journalism”?
writing about journals to the public
the act of gathering and presenting news and information
the act of gathering information and keeping it to only family and friends
the act of writing to one’s self
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What is a “lede”?
the introductory section of a newspaper
the theme of a newspaper
the central idea of a newspaper
the final sentence of a newspaper
