AVIII: News Broadcast Fundamentals

What is the primary goal of effective communication on camera?

• To entertain

• To inform

• To persuade

• To confuse

Which of the following is NOT a key element of effective on-camera communication?

• Cadence

• Non-Regional Diction

• Charisma

• Speed Moderation

Why is non-regional diction important in news broadcasting?

• It adds regional flavor.

• It creates a sense of neutrality and trustworthiness.

• It makes the broadcaster more relatable.

• It helps in using slang effectively.

What is cadence in the context of on-camera communication?

• Speed of speech

• Tone of voice

• Modulation or inflection of the voice

• Clarity of pronunciation

Which technique can help improve cadence?

• Using a monotone delivery

• Practicing varying pitch and pace

• Speaking without pausing

• Avoiding pitch variation

What should non-regional diction avoid?

• Formal language

• Slang and colloquial expressions

• Clear articulation

• Regional accents

Which example best demonstrates non-regional diction?

• “I’m gonna go fishin’ this weekend.”

• “I am going to go fishing this weekend.”

• “I plan on going out to fish this weekend.”

• “I’m heading out for some fishing this weekend.”

What does enunciation involve?

• Speaking in a high-pitched voice

• Using regional accents

• Pronouncing every sound in the word clearly

• Speaking rapidly

Which technique helps improve enunciation?

• Mumbling during practice

• Practicing tongue twisters

• Speaking in a monotone voice

• Avoiding articulation exercises

What is tone moderation?

• Speaking without emotion

• Adjusting the tone of your voice to match the message

• Speaking at a constant volume

• Avoiding variation in pitch