Journalism Writing Review

The most important part of the story is the

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These words provide no visual impact and since the first 4-5 words should draw a reader in, avoid using

• a, an, the, recently, there, there, are

• At a meeting, Tonight, Tomorrow

• verbs, adjectives, adverbs

• nouns, interjections

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Avoid opening with

• direct quote

• indrect quote

• question

• different transitions

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The first how many words are considered the most important?

• 3

• 5

• 9

• 15

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Which of the following is an example of ACTIVE voice?

• Students used sharp blades in the dissection.

• Sharp blades were used by students during the dissection.

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A journalist should inject himself / herself in the story and give their opinions throughout the stories they write.

• True

• False

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How do you get meaningful, unusual quotes that help develop your angle?

• ask basic questions

• dig deeper

• ask yes or no questions

• tell someone what you need them to say

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Attribution means

• giving credit to the speaker

• decay

• plagiarism

• reporting

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If anyone else can say it, it is not a good quote.

• True

• False

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What should you do when your source stops talking?

• Immediately ask the next question.

• Remain silent for at least 30 seconds

• Pause and then continue asking questions

• Stop to write down their answer