Chapter 6 (JMC - 112-1)

1. The lead usually consists of at least 3-4 Ws, such as what, when, where, and who.

• true

• false

The details further expand the lead and often focuses on "why" and "how".

• true

• false

Power quote doesn't have to link to what the lead and details state.

• true

• false

The nut graph usually has unimportant but related information.

• true

• false

an occurrence of death by accident, in war, or from disease.

• fatalities

• onslaught

• destruction

• recreation

a member of a small independent group taking part in irregular fighting, typically against larger regular forces.

• guerrila

• terrorists

• attackers

• frenzy