What is a beat reporter in journalism?

A journalist who covers a specific topic or area of interest

A journalist who investigates political scandals

A journalist who writes feature stories

A journalist who edits news articles

What is the difference between a news article and an opinion piece?

A news article presents facts, while an opinion piece presents personal views

A news article is longer than an opinion piece

A news article is written by multiple authors, while an opinion piece is written by a single author

A news article is published online, while an opinion piece is published in print

What is the purpose of attribution in journalism?

To give credit to the source of information or quotes

To make the article more visually appealing

To provide additional background information

To include hyperlinks to related articles

What is the purpose of a dateline in a news article?

To indicate the date the article was published

To highlight key points or quotes

To provide additional background information

To credit the photographer of accompanying images

What is the primary goal of investigative journalism?

To uncover and expose hidden truths or wrongdoing

To report on local community events

To provide entertainment to readers

To promote advertising and sponsorships

What is the role of a copy editor in journalism?

To proofread and correct grammar, spelling, and style errors

To write the headlines for news articles

To design the layout of the newspaper or magazine

To conduct interviews with sources

What is a press release in journalism?

A statement issued by a company or organization to the media

An article written by a journalist for a newspaper or magazine

A breaking news story reported by multiple sources

A press conference held by a government official

What is the purpose of a news hook in a news article?

To catch the reader's attention and draw them into the story

To summarize the entire article in one sentence

To provide background information on the topic

To highlight important statistics or data

What is the difference between a hard news story and a feature story?

A hard news story reports on breaking news, while a feature story provides in-depth analysis

A hard news story is written by a senior journalist, while a feature story is written by a junior journalist

A hard news story focuses on local events, while a feature story focuses on international news

A hard news story is published in print, while a feature story is published online

What is the purpose of a photojournalist?

To take photographs that tell a visual story

To write articles for a newspaper or magazine

To conduct interviews and gather quotes from sources

To edit and layout news articles

What is a news source in journalism?

A person or organization providing information or quotes for a news article

The newspaper or magazine where an article is published

A social media platform where news is shared

A website dedicated to publishing news stories

What is the significance of the lead paragraph in a news article?

It includes the most important information and entices the reader to continue reading

It provides a summary of the entire article

It contains background information and context for the story

It introduces the author and their qualifications

What is the role of a news anchor in broadcast journalism?

To deliver news stories on television or radio

To write news articles for online publications

To report live from the scene of breaking news events

To edit and proofread news scripts

What is the purpose of a newsroom in journalism?

To provide a workspace for journalists and editors

To conduct interviews and gather information for news articles

To distribute newspapers or magazines to subscribers

To host press conferences and media events

What is the difference between a primary source and a secondary source in journalism?

A primary source is an eyewitness account, while a secondary source provides analysis or interpretation

A primary source is a news article from a reputable source, while a secondary source is a personal blog or opinion piece

A primary source is a source that provides factual information, while a secondary source is a source that provides opinions or commentary

A primary source is a source used in the initial reporting of a news story, while a secondary source is a source used for follow-up analysis or background information

What is the purpose of a press kit in journalism?

To provide journalists with information and resources about a person, organization, or event

To contain printed copies of a newspaper or magazine for distribution

To collect press clippings and articles about a specific topic or individual

To showcase the work of a photojournalist or documentary filmmaker

What is the role of a stringer in journalism?

To cover local events and submit news articles on a freelance basis

To write opinion pieces or editorials for a newspaper or magazine

To manage social media accounts for a news organization

To conduct interviews with celebrities or public figures

What is the purpose of a news embargo in journalism?

To delay the publication of a news story until a specified time or date

To release breaking news to the public as quickly as possible

To conduct an investigation into potential news leaks

To provide a journalist with exclusive access to a news event

What is the role of a photo caption in journalism?

To provide a brief description or explanation of a photograph

To credit the photographer of an accompanying image

To highlight important quotes or statistics related to the photo

To provide context and background information for the story

What is the primary goal of a feature story in journalism?

To entertain and engage the readers with in-depth storytelling

To provide breaking news updates to the readers

To investigate and expose corruption or wrongdoing

To present balanced and unbiased news coverage

What is the difference between libel and slander in journalism?

Libel refers to written defamation, while slander refers to spoken defamation

Libel refers to false statements about a public figure, while slander refers to false statements about a private individual

Libel refers to true statements that harm someone's reputation, while slander refers to false statements that harm someone's reputation

Libel and slander are interchangeable terms used to describe defamation in journalism

What is the purpose of an op-ed in journalism?

To report on breaking news events

To conduct investigative journalism and expose corruption

To write feature stories and human interest pieces

What is the role of a fact-checker in journalism?

To verify the accuracy of information and sources used in a news article

To write headlines and subheadings for news articles

To edit and proofread news articles for grammar and spelling errors

To conduct interviews with sources and gather quotes

What is the purpose of a news aggregator in journalism?

To collect and curate news articles from various sources in one place

To create original news content for publication

To conduct investigative reporting and expose corruption

To distribute newspapers or magazines to subscribers

What is the significance of the "lead time" in journalism?

The time between the publication of a news article and its distribution

The time it takes for a news story to go viral on social media

The time it takes for a journalist to write a news stor

The time it takes for breaking news to reach the newsroom

What is the role of a fact-checking organization in journalism?

To verify the accuracy of news articles and statements

To provide journalists with accurate information and sources

To investigate and expose journalistic ethics violations

To act as a regulatory body for the journalism industry

What is the purpose of a masthead in journalism?

To highlight the newspaper's logo and branding

To provide readers with contact information for the news organization

To list the names and titles of the journalists and editors

To showcase the most important news stories of the day

What is the role of a photo editor in journalism?

To edit and enhance photographs for publication

To write captions for photographs in news articles

To take photographs for news stories

To conduct interviews with photographers

What is the purpose of a news wire service in journalism?

To provide breaking news updates to subscribers

To conduct investigative reporting and expose corruption

To distribute newspapers or magazines to subscribers

To curate news articles from various sources

What is the role of a foreign correspondent in journalism?

To cover news stories in foreign countries

To report on local events and news stories

To edit and proofread news articles for accuracy

To conduct interviews with high-profile individuals

What is the significance of the "angle" in a news story?

The perspective or approach taken in presenting the story

The length or duration of the news story

The location or setting where the news story takes place

The importance or prominence of the news story

What is the purpose of a press conference in journalism?

To provide journalists with information and quotes for news articles

To showcase the work of a photojournalist or documentary filmmaker

To distribute newspapers or magazines to subscribers

To conduct interviews with high-profile individuals

What is the role of a fact-checker in journalism?

To verify the accuracy of information and sources used in a news article

To write headlines and subheadings for news articles

To edit and proofread news articles for grammar and spelling errors

To conduct interviews with sources and gather quotes

What is the purpose of an editorial in journalism?

To report on breaking news events

To conduct investigative journalism and expose corruption

To write feature stories and human interest pieces

What is the significance of attribution in journalism?

To give credit to the source of information or quotes

To make the article more visually appealing

To provide additional background information

To include hyperlinks to related articles

What is the purpose of a newsroom in journalism?

To provide a workspace for journalists and editors

To conduct interviews and gather information for news articles

To distribute newspapers or magazines to subscribers

To host press conferences and media events

What is the difference between a news article and a feature story?

A news article reports on current events, while a feature story provides more in-depth coverage

A news article is written by staff journalists, while a feature story is written by freelancers

A news article is published in print, while a feature story is published online

news article presents factual information, while a feature story includes personal opinions and commentary

What is the purpose of a nut graf in journalism?

To provide background information on the topic or issue

To summarize the main points of the news article

To introduce a personal perspective or anecdote

To include a relevant quote from a source

What is the role of a fact-checking organization in journalism?

To verify the accuracy of news articles and statements

To provide journalists with accurate information and sources

To investigate and expose journalistic ethics violations

To act as a regulatory body for the journalism industry

What is the significance of the "lead time" in journalism?

The time between the publication of a news article and its distribution

The time it takes for a news story to go viral on social media

The time it takes for a journalist to write a news story

The time it takes for breaking news to reach the newsroom

What is a fact-checking process in journalism?

Verifying the accuracy of information and sources used in news stories

Reviewing news articles for potential biases

Investigating and exposing unethical journalistic practices

Ensuring equal coverage of different perspectives in news articles

What is the purpose of a dateline in journalism?

To indicate the date the article was published

To highlight key points or quotes

To provide additional background information

To credit the photographer of accompanying images

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