Journalism Flashcard #1 Review

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What are the five Ws and 1H in journalism?

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The five Ws and 1H are Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How. They are essential questions that journalists use to gather information.

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Which of the following is 'not' in the five Ws and 1H?

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While is not one of the five Ws and 1H.

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What does 'timeliness' mean in journalism?

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Timeliness refers to the relevance of news based on how recent the events are, typically focusing on events that have occurred within the last week.

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Where would you typically find a caption in a news article?

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A caption is usually found next to a picture or diagram.

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What is the primary purpose of a headline in journalism?

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The primary purpose of a headline is to interest the reader, encouraging them to continue reading the article.

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What is 'proximity' in the context of news reporting?

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Proximity refers to how close an event is to the audience, making local news more relevant.

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What is the significance of 'prominence' in news stories?

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Prominence refers to the importance of the people or events involved in a story, making it more newsworthy.

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What does 'human interest' mean in journalism?

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Human interest stories focus on personal experiences and emotions, appealing to the audience's empathy.

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What is the role of a subheading in an article?

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A subheading helps to organize content and guide the reader through different sections of the article.

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What is the difference between 'news' and 'feature' stories?

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News stories report on current events, while feature stories provide in-depth analysis or human interest angles.