[JPP] Journalism and its History

What is the primary goal of journalism?

• To entertain readers

• To tell a story in a concise and simple manner

• To promote political agendas

• To manipulate public opinion

Which of the following is NOT a type of journalism?

• Objective

• Adversarial

• Propagandistic

• Developmental

Which type of journalism focuses on laying out all details in a straightforward manner?

• Interpretative

• Objective

• Adversarial

• Yellow

Which type of journalism critically examines government actions?

• Yellow

• Interpretative

• Adversarial

• Developmental

What does developmental journalism primarily aim to support?

• Government progress

• Business interests

• Religious institutions

• Entertainment news

Which type of journalism is known for exaggerated and sensationalized content?

• Developmental

• Yellow

• Interpretative

• Adversarial

Interpretative journalism involves:

• Fabricating facts

• Combining information from multiple sources and analyzing them

• Criticizing the government

• Ignoring credibility

A journalist is responsible for all EXCEPT:

• Reporting events

• Explaining and interpreting news

• Forecasting likely consequences

• Ensuring only positive stories are published

When a journalist explains the potential effects of an event, they are performing which role?

• Reporting

• Forecasting

• Entertaining

• Advertising

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a journalist?

• Providing credible information

• Being a government spokesperson

• Describing significant events

• Analyzing news angles