Journalism Quiz

What is journalism?

• The art of cooking

• The transmission of everyday information

• The practice of law

• The study of literature

Which medium can journalism be accessed through?

• Only through print publications

• Only through radio broadcasts

• Print/Online, BROADCAST, PHOTOJOURNALISM, MULTIMEDIA

• Only through social media platforms

What are the principles of journalism?

• Creativity, Spontaneity, Imagination, Emotion, Intuition

• Responsibility, Truthfulness and Accuracy, Freedom of the Press, Independence, Fairness

• Competition, Deception, Manipulation, Sensationalism, Bias

• Responsibility, Honesty, Censorship, Dependence, Equality

What is the main difference between journalism and literature?

• Journalism is based on imagination, while literature is based on facts

• Journalism focuses on emotional truths, while literature focuses on experiential truths

• Journalism is about creating stories, while literature is about reporting facts

• Journalism is superficial and inaccurate, while literature is truthful and honest

What qualities are required for good journalism?

• Superficiality, Emotionality, Inaccuracy

• Competition, Deception, Manipulation

• Creativity, Imagination, Emotion

• Truthfulness, Honesty, Rationality

What is the main goal of a journalist?

• To provide a truthful and honest presentation of news and information

• To create fictional stories

• To sensationalize events

• To manipulate the audience