Journalism Unit 1 Review

The people reading the news on a television news show.

• audience

• anchors

• editors

• readers

A group of people with similar interests or other characteristics, such as age, race or social status.

• anchors

• journalists

• audience

• actors

The process of reporting the news and sharing events in a recorded or electronic form.

• copy editor

• broadcast journalism

• credible

• print journalism

Belief that a newspaper or TV news show is producing high-quality news.

• credible

• fictional

• opinions

• editors

Someone who reviews the reporter’s work before it is shared with others.

• reader

• copier

• editor

• audience

Just presenting the facts, not personal opinions.

• impartial

• opinionated

• journalism

• interviews

News found online.

• photojournalism

• print journalism

• broadcast journalism

• internet journalism

Conversations with people actually involved in or knowledgeable about a topic.

• impartial

• credible

• interview

• journalism

The act of presenting news, events and issues to people.

• journalism

• interview

• impartial

• credible

The people who put the news together.

• anchors

• journalists

• audience

• reporters