Journalism

1.This style of journalistic writing allows you to include the least important details at the

         bottom of the article.

• Feature

• Opinion

• Inverted

• Sports

2. The following are some of the principles or ethics of Journalism, except one…2.

• Truth and Accuracy

• Fairness and Impartiality

• . Independence

• Unreliability

3. The following are some of the considered Philippine Revolutionary Newspaper except

           one...

• a.    La Opinion by Julian de Poso and Jesus Polanco

• b.  Sucesos Felices by Thomas Pinpin

• c.    La Independencia by Antonio Luna

• d.    Sucesos Felices by Thomas Pinpin

4. It is the most important part of the news story. It is an artwork of concise information  

       that captures the gist of a news story in one or two sentences.

• a. Lead

• b. Conclusion

• c. Body

• d. Beginning

5. This type of lead consists of a blunt, explosive statement designed to surprise

        or jolt the reader

• a. Summary Lead

• b. Quotation Lead

• c. Punch Lead

• d. Question Lead

6.This type of news story used to develop an argument about an issue or even sway

       readers’ opinion.

• a. News

• b. Editorial

• c. Entertainment

• d. Feature

7.  It is the same as the picture lead except it draws a vivid word picture of the news

        setting, surroundings or circumstances.

• a. Delayed or Blind Lead

• b. Background Lead

• c. Question Lead

• d. Contrast Lead

8. This is the best-known kind of feature story that discusses issues through the

           experiences of another.

• a. Human Interest

• b. How to

• c. Seasonal

• d. Profiles

9. These stories about holidays and the change of seasons address matters at specific

        times of year. For instance, they cover life milestones, social, political ad cultural

          cycles and business cycles. 

• a. Human Interest

• b. Profiles

• c. Seasonal Themes

• c. How to

10. This type of writing describes. It is the style of writing that focuses on

         describing a character, an event or a place in great detail.

• a. Persuasive Writing

• b. Script Writing

• c. Narrative Writing

• d. Descriptive Writing