Understanding Journalism

The video tutorial explains the role of journalists in informing the public on various topics such as politics, cinema, and science. It highlights the diverse fields within journalism, the responsibilities of journalists, and the importance of adapting communication to different audiences. The video also provides insights into the journalism profession in France, emphasizing the freedom of the press and ethical considerations. It concludes by underscoring the necessity of journalism for informed public opinion.

What is the primary role of a journalist?

• To create fictional stories

• To inform the population on various topics

• To manage public relations

• To entertain the public

Which of the following is NOT a subject covered by journalists?

• Cinema

• Politics

• Science

• Cooking

Where can journalists work?

• Only in newspapers

• Only on television

• In newspapers, radio, TV, and online

• Only on social media

What is a key aspect of a journalist's work process?

• Avoiding interviews

• Adapting communication to the audience

• Ignoring the audience

• Focusing only on adult audiences

How many journalists are there in France?

• 36,000

• 10,000

• 50,000

• 100,000

What allows journalists to access events easily?

• Their fame

• A press card

• Their social media following

• Their education

What is the freedom of the press?

• The right to express important information respectfully

• The right to publish anything without consequences

• The right to work without deadlines

• The right to ignore laws

What is a common trait among journalists regarding their skills?

• They never update their skills

• They avoid using technology

• They constantly learn new tools and techniques

• They rely solely on traditional methods

What is a significant outcome of journalistic investigations?

• Creating fictional stories

• Avoiding controversial topics

• Uncovering scandals involving public figures

• Promoting products

Why is journalism important for the public?

• It keeps them busy

• It informs them and helps form opinions

• It confuses them

• It entertains them