Journalism Crash Course Review

Question 1

The part of a story located directly below the headline, provides readers w/ more info that doesn't fit in the headline

Accepted Answer

Deck, Subhead

Question 2

Which type of lead consists of a short amusing or interesting story about a real incident or person?

Accepted Answer

Anecdotal Lead

Question 3

What type of quote uses the actual quotation marks and actual words of person interviewed?

Accepted Answer

Direct Quote

Question 4

Transition paragraphs can contain bias and opinions

Accepted Answer

False

Question 5

Which type of lead answers to questions of who, what, where, when, how, and why in 30 words or less?

Accepted Answer

Summary Lead

Question 6

What type of quote uses no quotation marks and paraphrases an actual quote?

Accepted Answer

Indirect Quote

Question 7

Which of the following is NOT an element that must be included in a photo caption?

Accepted Answer

Quote from someone who is not in the photo

Question 8

What is AP Style?

Accepted Answer

The basic rules for grammar and punctuation for journalistic writing

Question 9

What type of quote doesn't use quotation marks and summarizes facts/info as a whole, attributing it somewhere else?

Accepted Answer

Paraphrase

Question 10

Which type of lead describes a person, place, or event in vivid detail and focuses on scene-setting?

Accepted Answer

Descriptive Lead

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