Journalism Unit 1

Wikipedia should never be used.

Before typing your article-when you go to Word Press, what is the first thing you should do?

You should read back quotes to allow sources to change their story.

A structure showing that the most important facts will appear at the top of the story:

Memes and clickbait are good sources of information

The first paragraph that contains the 5 Ws/key facts in a direct way

When conducting an interview, it is important to establish an air of authority, so the interviewee respects you.

A woman steals an exotic bird from the store in her bra-what lead is most appropriate?

Begins with a place

All But Which are pros to email interviews:

All But Which are signs the web site is reliable?

Use this when doing an article on a celebrity:

The title should do ALL BUT WHICH of the following:

Pick web sites that urge you to dox an individual or organization

ALL BUT WHICH are positives of face-to-face interviews:

You should take notes during the interview and record it.

Softball questions are those that require the source to reveal deeply personal information

You are doing an article on J-Lo-which is the most appropriate lead?

Lead must do ALL BUT WHICH

What should every photo have?

ALL BUT WHICH represent ways to prepare for the interview?

Which type of lead would you want to use most often?

It is important to obtain contact information from your source once the interview is complete.

You should observe the source and make notes about the environment in an interview.

The last question you should ask in the interview is, "What are your future plans?"

How do you know if a social media site is reliable?

With regard to the "formula" for writing articles, start with lots of specifics, then add the lead, then insert a photo

You must click on ALL BUT WHICH of the following before writing your article?

All BUT WHICH represents domains that have more credit than others?

You should ask yes-no questions so the source can answer quickly