8th Grade Journalism Final mod. 24/25

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Bias in the media can influence the reader to feel

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either positively or negatively toward

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What is journalism ethics?

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rules of behavior for gathering information for news; making sure you do not cause harm in the profession of journalism

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Which of these shows the 4 GUIDING PRINCIPLES of Journalism Ethics? Seek truth and write it, Act independently, Minimize harm, Be accountable; Seek truth and report it, Act Independently, Minimize harm, Be observant; Seek truth and report it, Act independently, Minimize harm, Be accountable

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Seek truth and report it, Act independently, Minimize harm, Be accountable

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Match the statement to the principal: Ethical journalism should be accurate and fair. Journalists should be honest and courageous in gathering, reporting and interpreting information.

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Seek the Truth and Report It

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The right to publish newspapers, magazines, and other materials without government restriction

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Freedom of the Press

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Control of what people read, write, see or hear; efforts to prohibit free expression of ideas

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censorship

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Fact Checking
Options: Using spell check to be sure word is spelled correctly, Investigate or research a fact to verify if it’s true.
, Presenting both sides of an issue

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Investigate or research a fact to verify if it’s true.

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News that is unfairly prejudiced for or against someone or something is...

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Biased News

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What does it mean for a reporter to remain "neutral" when producing a story?

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The reporter should present both sides of a story or all the information in a story.

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Which of the following is an open-ended question?
"How long have you had this job?"
"Would you say that you were upset when the Cowboys won?"
"How did you feel when you lost your wallet?"
"Things are crazy right now, wouldn't you agree?"

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"How did you feel when you lost your wallet?"