Journalism Skills and Ethics Assessment

This video tutorial explains the essentials of becoming a good journalist. It emphasizes staying informed about current affairs, continuously improving skills in writing, interviewing, and photography, and finding inspiration for new subjects. The video highlights the importance of using multiple sources for research, structuring content effectively, and considering the audience's needs. It also stresses the significance of journalistic ethics, reviewing work thoroughly, and seeking constructive feedback for improvement.

What is one of the primary responsibilities of a journalist?

• To write fiction stories

• To create advertisements

• To stay informed about current affairs

• To entertain the public

Which skills should a journalist continuously improve?

• Writing, interviewing, and photography

• Driving, swimming, and singing

• Cooking, painting, and dancing

• Coding, gaming, and designing

How can a journalist find inspiration for their next subject?

• By watching movies

• By playing video games

• By discussing with people they meet

• By reading fiction books

Why is it important to use more than one source in research?

• To save time

• To confuse the readers

• To have a more objective view

• To make the article longer

What should a journalist keep in mind throughout the writing process?

• The aim of writing the article

• The length of the article

• The number of pictures

• The font style

What is a good practice after finishing writing an article?

• Ignoring it

• Deleting it

• Letting it breathe for a while and then re-reading it

• Publishing it immediately

What should a journalist avoid to maintain ethical standards?

• Using multiple sources

• Being objective and responsible

• Double-checking information

• Creating fake news and stereotypes

What is a good way to get feedback on your published article?

• Deleting negative comments

• Only reading positive comments

• Asking friends with different backgrounds

• Ignoring all comments

Why is it important to think like the reader, auditor, or viewer?

• To make the article longer

• To understand what information they need

• To add more pictures

• To confuse them

What should a journalist do to ensure their story is engaging?

• Avoid using any sources

• Write as quickly as possible

• Use complex language

• Think about what the public would like to know