Journalism Review

A news story should contain important details of a news event.

• ACCURACY

• OBJECTIVE

• SIMPLE AND CLEAR

• COMPLETE AND BALANCED

A basic journalism principle of giving both sides of an argument in a fair way so readers or listeners can make up their own mind.

• Propaganda

• Photo Journalism

• Ad-lib

• Balance

Which of these is the best example of "conflict of interest"?

• A reporter writes nasty comments about a person or a candidate

• A journalist, who owns stock in a company, praises the company in articles

• A journalist leaves out important information intentionally

• Stealing someone's work and calling it your own

News articles are typically written in this format

• Pythagorean Theorem 

• Inverted Pyramid

• Murphy's Rules

• Conflict of Interest

A basic type of journalism practiced in democracies in which the journalists do not allow their personal biases to affect their work, they take a neutral stance even on difficult matters and give a fair representation of events and issues.

• Objective Journalism

• Bias

• Free speech

• The dress is blue and black! 

This term includes ordinary people who write news reports online, on social media, or anywhere others could read it. 

• Propaganda

• Citizen Journalism

• Libel

• Fabrication

Which lead type starts with a quote?

• Direct Lead

• Anecdotal Lead

• Descriptive Lead

• Quotation Lead

What type of lead is used in the example: "On April 15, 2023, a massive fire broke out in downtown Springfield"?

• Direct Lead

• Anecdotal Lead

• Descriptive Lead

• Quotation Lead

Which of the following best describes the role of a journalism review?

• A) To provide a platform for journalists to publish their work

• B) To critique and analyze media coverage and journalistic practices

• C) To offer training programs for aspiring journalists

• D) To publish breaking news stories

In journalism, what is the primary purpose of a review article?

• A) To entertain the audience

• B) To provide a detailed analysis and evaluation of a subject

• C) To summarize the main points of a news story

• D) To present an opinion without evidence