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- 1. Multiple ChoiceWhat is fabrication?To make a top notch writing effortTo make up the details in your writingTo protect someone's imageTo make a top notch writing effort
- 2. Multiple ChoiceWhat is slander?This crime occurs when someone spreads falsehoods about othersSpoken words that can do harm to a person's reputationMalicious gossip which destroys all credibilityAll of the above
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat is libel?A type of labelA way to write an articleA false statementLegal charge for writing & publishing damaging statements
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhich news determinant profiles people who are in the public eye?ConflictProximityProminenceHuman Interest
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhich news determinant covers events that have recently occurred?TimelinessProximityConflictConsequence & Impact
- 6. Multiple ChoiceWhich Constitutional Amendment protects the Freedom of the Press?The Fifth AmendmentThe Tenth AmendmentThe First AmendmentThe Second Amendment
- 7. Multiple ChoiceBesides freedom of speech and freedom of the press, which rights does the First Amendment protect?Freedom of Religion, to Peacefully Assemble, to Petition GovernmentFreedom to Bear Arms and defend your propertyFreedom to Vote individuals into elected office and suggest lawsFreedom against unlawful search and seizure
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a journalist's duty?To get all of the facts so that the story will be entertainingTo seek the truth and share a fair & comprehensive reportTo write a good article which has a lot of detailsTo always write articles without bias
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhat is bias in journalism?Only writing bad things about a person, event or issueOnly writing good things about a person, event or issueAn unbalanced and unfair way of looking at a situation and reporting itMaking up your mind about a person before getting to know him/her
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhat is yellow journalism?Journalism based upon sensationalism and crude exaggerationA historical and valid way of reporting all of the facts in a newspaperA good way of getting the word out so that the public will know what is happeningJournalism that is award-worthy and of the highest caliber
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One story inside a newspaper is called a...sourceheadlinecitationarticle - 12. Multiple ChoiceThe title of a newspaper article is called a...sourceheadlinecitationarticle
- 13. Multiple ChoiceThe place or person where you get inspiration and information is your...sourceheadlinecitationarticle
- 14. Multiple ChoiceIf you reuse a photo from your source you should make a ____ to protect you from plagiarism.sourceheadlinecitationarticle
- 15. Multiple ChoiceWhen writing in journalistic style, you should always report on ______ first in the article.the least important story detailswhat the photograph iswho the author isthe most important story details
- 16. Multiple ChoiceJack wrote an article titled, "The Vikings Beat the Jaguars." What is the best category to put it under?SportsMovies/Music/TVTechnologyTravel
- 17. Multiple ChoiceWilma wrote an article titled, "All About Google Glasses." What is the best category to put it under?SportsMovies/Music/TVTechnologyTravel
- 18. Multiple ChoiceNed wrote an article titled, "MSP-JFK Aiport Review." What is the best category to put it under?SportsMovies/Music/TVTechnologyTravel
- 19. Multiple ChoiceWhat is a good definition for the word ethics? (take your best guess)rules about behavior and actions most people follow (following what's right or wrong)a way to cite an articlea test for studentsbooks that help define what words means
- 20. Multiple ChoiceZed is publishing an article that embarrasses a classmate. Is he being an ethical journalist? (ethical=following good ethics)No b/c he forgot to cite his work at the end of the articleYes b/c you are ethical when you write anything you want like Zed is doingNo b/c it's not polite, not respectful, and probably not actual news that needs reporting onYes b/c ethical journalists don't think about other people's feelings before publishing articles
- 21. Multiple ChoiceIgor took pictures for his article and cited his source at the end. Is he being ethical?No b/c writing citations is not ethical to doYes b/c writing a citation is the right and respectful thing to do in this situationNo b/c it's not neededYes b/c you can take anything that you want as a journalist
- 22. Multiple ChoiceRa wrote this article. What's the problem? (tap to see picture)It's a run-on sentenceIt's has fragmentsIt has misspelled wordsIt's unethical to publish.
- 23. Multiple ChoiceMia wrote this article. What's the problem? (tap to see picture)It's a run-on sentenceIt's has fragmentsIt has misspelled wordsIt's unethical to publish.
- 24. Multiple ChoiceMia wrote this article. What's the problem? (tap to see picture)It's a run-on sentenceIt's has fragmentsIt has misspelled wordsIt's unethical to publish.
- 25. Multiple ChoiceLulu wrote this article. What's the problem? (tap to see picture)It's a run-on sentenceIt's has fragmentsIt has misspelled wordsIt's unethical to publish.
- 26. Multiple ChoiceInformation which is new, unusual and interesting or significant to the recipient. It is usually about people or related in some way to their lives.StoryNewsArticleEditorial
- 27. Multiple ChoiceThis is produced in a structured way by journalists.ArticleBroadcastNewsStory
- 28. Multiple ChoiceA journalist who gathers information - including researching and interviewing people - and writes news stories.AnchorEditorProducerReporter
- 29. Multiple ChoiceA journalist who gathers information - including researching and interviewing people - and writes news stories.AnchorEditorProducerReporter
- 30. Multiple ChoiceThis displays a newsreader’s script as a scrolling image so they can read it without looking down at their script.TeleprompterCue CardsAd-libCamera
- 31. Multiple ChoiceThis displays a newsreader’s script as a scrolling image so they can read it without looking down at their script.TeleprompterCue CardsAd-libCamera
- 32. Multiple ChoiceA job given to a journalist by an editorial supervisor, such as a news editor.AssignmentEditorialStoryNews
- 33. Multiple ChoiceTo prepare raw material - such as text or recorded vision - for publication or broadcast, checking aspects such as accuracy, spelling, grammar, style, clarity etc.BroadcastProductionMMJEdit
- 34. Multiple ChoiceUnscripted talking, usually by a broadcaster.ScriptAd-libOpinionEditorial
- 35. Multiple ChoiceA person who presents a news bulletin from a television studio, usually on a regular basis.ReporterAnchorDirectorJournalist
- 36. Multiple ChoiceThe world’s largest independent news agency supplying news services for a fee to media around the world.AP - Associated PressMMJ - Multimedia JournalistCBS NewsFox News
- 37. Multiple ChoiceSomeone who finds and presents information as news to the audiences of newspapers, magazines, radio or television stations or the Internet.JournalistReporterAnchorResearcher
- 38. Multiple ChoiceHolds several jobs in the production of the newsAP - Associated PressEditorProducerMMJ - Multimedia Journalist
- 39. Multiple ChoiceFrom the Latin ad libitum meaning, ‘at one's pleasure’.BlooperOpinionAd-libStraight Chillin'
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