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Elements of Journalism
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1
News is all but one of these options:
Factual
Opinion based
Factual
Only about current events
2
Stories that cover _________________ evaluate possible changes to school facilities.
Drama
Entertainment
Progress
Consequence
3
When a story is always relevant it can be called:
Anachronic
Timeless
Perfect
Interesting.
4
When writing an article it is important to forget about your target demographic.
False
True
5
It is wise to write an article a _______ after it happened.
a second
a year
a short time
a month
6
The government can limit access to their information without any legal consequence.
True
False
7
Stories that are typically more interesting for the public are called:
Hard News
Artistic Reviews
Soft News
Thought Pieces
8
Stories that establish prominence typically talk about a:
A positive influence in society
A famous or well renown person
An unknown event
An irregular moment in time.
9
The media can be manipulated into bringing forth false news.
False
True
10
When extensive research on certain topic to achieve overall truth of situation is done, we may see ______journalism.
Investigative
News
Review
Preemptive
11
There are _______ main types of journalism.
3
6
5
4
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Column pieces are always objective.
True
False
13
Dramatic stories add:
Impropriety and vulgarity to any edition
Vitality and conflict to the paper.
Personal elements to the publication
14
The type of journalist that covers artistic works and events is a columnist.
False
True
15
Good stories share key characteristics.
True
False