3rd internal assessment 2B Print Media

What is investigative reporting primarily focused on?

• Event coverage

• Surface-level facts

• Uncovering hidden truths

• Sports updates

A “lead” in news writing refers to

• A political leader’s quote

• The first sentence or paragraph summarizing the story

• The editorial column

• The headline of the article

What does the term “copy editing” involve?

• Interviewing sources

• Writing fiction

• Checking grammar, spelling, and formatting

• Printing the newspaper

Which editing tool is used for organizing information visually in print layouts?

• Fact-checking

• Infographics

• Interviews

• Subtitles

What is the purpose of a stylesheet in a newsroom?

• To teach typing

• To format code

• To ensure consistency in writing and formatting

• To style advertisements

The editorial page of a newspaper is used primarily for:

• Movie reviews

• Opinion pieces and analysis

• Classified ads

• Sports scores

A “cutline” in print journalism refers to:

• A printing margin

• A line of poetry

• A caption under a photo

• A subtitle of a feature story

What does the layout process in print journalism involve?

• Investigating scams

• Designing the physical structure of the page

• Reporting on sports

• Writing letters to the editor

What is the function of a Chief Sub-Editor?

• Advertising sales

• Hiring journalists

• Supervising sub-editors and maintaining editorial quality

• Managing subscriptions

Which of these is considered a hard news topic?

• A movie release

• A fashion show

• A terrorist attack

• A music album review