Review 1-6

Which principles are important when gathering sources?

• Originality and completeness

• Transparency and fairness

• Verification and objectivity

• Restraint and humanity

What does verification mean in journalism?

• Reporting the facts without favoring one side

• Making sure the information is accurate or true

• Giving equal time to all opinions

• Gathering many sources

How should a journalist determine the weight of evidence?

• By considering the majority view

• By giving equal time to all opinions

• By relying on expert knowledge

• By gathering primary sources

What is the first important principle to remember when writing a story?

• Completeness

• Transparency

• Originality

• Fairness

What is the term used when a journalist copies someone else's story and puts their name on it?

• Plagiarism

• Transparency

• Completeness

• Fairness

What does completeness mean in journalism?

• Telling the whole story

• Using your own words

• Making the process clear

• Writing accurately without bias

What does transparency mean in journalism?

• Telling the whole story

• Using your own words

• Making the process clear

• Writing accurately without bias

What does fairness mean in journalism?

• Telling the whole story

• Using your own words

• Making the process clear

• Writing accurately without bias

What should be the journalist's goal when writing an article?

• To manipulate the readers

• To shape the readers' thoughts

• To inform the public

• To favor one side over another

What does restraint mean in journalism?

• Showing care and respect for people

• Stopping oneself from writing harmful things

• Being objective and unbiased in reporting

• Holding people in power accountable