S2 Journalism Final (25 Questions)

The nameplate on a newspaper identifies the publication and gives the address and publication information such as issue and volume.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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Which of the following is NOT a part of the newspaper format?

• Flag

• Folio

• Mascot

• Jumpline

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The byline gives credit to the author of an article in a newspaper or magazine.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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All of these are parts of a newspaper EXCEPT:

• Dateline

• Jumpline

• Lead

• Hotline

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When trying to sell an advertisement for the newspaper you should NOT:

• Let the potential buyer know how many students receive the newspaper.

• Let the potential buyer know that we have a website.

• Let the potential buyer look at a copy of our newspaper.

• Lie to the buyer about what other businesses we have sold advertisements to.

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In a newspaper, the jumpline is:

• A line of text that tells the reader what page the story will continue.

• A table of contents telling readers where sections can be found

• The beginning of an article, which grabs readers’ attention and in a news story provides the most important detail first.

• The formal statement of a newspaper’s name, officers, management and place of publication.

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The top editor position in the newspaper is called the Editor-in-chief

• TRUE

• FALSE

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When designing an ad-sales script you should be positive and confident with your wording.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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When a business says “yes” or “maybe” to buy an ad you should…

• Tell them to make up their mind

• Tell fellow ad salesmen to never go to their business

• Blackmail them

• Always follow up

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If the shop owner doesn’t want an ad, you should

• Yell at them for not buying an ad

• Leave without saying anything

• Be respectful and thank them for their time

• Beg them to buy an ad

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