
News, Opinion, and Editorials
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Travis Streets
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News, Opinion, and Editorials
By Travis Streets
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Vocabulary
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Journalism
Definition
The activity or profession of writing for newspapers, magazines, or news websites or preparing news to be broadcast.
Synonyms: the press; the media.
Definition via Oxford English Dictionary
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Bias
Definition
Believing that some people, ideas, etc., are better than others; can result in treating some people unfairly.
Synonyms: partisanship; favoritism; prejudice.
Definition via Merriam-Webster
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Objectivity
Definition
To not favor one side or the other; to be free from bias.
Synonyms: fairness; neutrality; open-mindedness.
Vocabulary
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Subjective
Definition
Based on feelings or opinions rather than facts
Synonyms: personalized; perspective; unique.
Vocabulary
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Topical
Definition
Something that is happening now or recently. A topic that is relevant.
Synonyms: current; recent; important.
Vocabulary
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of objectivity?
To favor one side over the other
To not favor one side over the other; to be free from bias
To have a lot of objects
To have a lot of opinions
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of subjective?
Based on facts and data rather than opinions
To not favor one side over the other; to be free from bias
Based on feelings or opinions rather than facts
To study something in school
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of journalism?
The activity or profession of making money on social media
To be free from bias
Writing in your journal
The activity or profession of writing for newspapers, magazines, or news websites or preparing news to be broadcast
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of bias?
Believing that some people, ideas, etc., are better than others
Believing that Drake is the best rapper
Believing that something is unfair
Treating people, ideas, etc., fairly and equally
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Multiple Choice
What is the definition of topical?
Believing that some people, ideas, etc., are better than others
Something that is happening now or recently
A place with a tropical climate
Treating people, ideas, etc., fairly and equally
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
The reporter should treat all sides equally and fairly. What kind of reporting is this?
Objective
Subjective
News
Opinion
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News Articles
The most important article type in journalism. Its purpose is to communicate information by answering the questions of what, where, when, how, why and who as neutrally and objectively as possible. The purpose of news is to tell people what has happened.
News articles communicate facts to readers.
Definition via MediaGuide
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Editorial
Definition
A newspaper or magazine article that gives the opinions of the editors or publishers.
An article that expresses the opinion of a news organization an a topical issue. It is usually unsigned.
Definition via Merriam-Webster
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Op-ed
Definition
An article published in a newspaper that expresses the opinion of an individual. Short for "opposite the editorial page."
Usually a signed article published on the opinion page.
Definition via Merriam-Webster
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Editorial Cartoon
Definition
A cartoon about a topical event.
Meant to express the artist's opinion or the opinion of the news organization.
Definition via Merriam-Webster
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Multiple Choice
An article that communicates facts
Op-ed
News article
Editorial cartoon
Editorial
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Multiple Choice
An article that communicates the opinion of an individual
Op-ed
News article
Editorial cartoon
Editorial
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Multiple Choice
A cartoon that communicates an opinion about a topical event
Op-ed
News article
Editorial cartoon
Editorial
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Multiple Choice
An article that communicates the opinion of a news organization
Op-ed
News article
Editorial cartoon
Editorial
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Open Ended
If you were going to write an op-ed or draw an editorial cartoon, what would it be about?
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Poll
Does everyone understand the difference between news articles, op-eds, editorials, and editorial cartoons?
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