Journalism Review

What is an inverted pyramid structure?

• A style of writing where the most important information is presented first, followed by supporting details.

• A method of organizing information in chronological order.

• A technique used in poetry to create rhythm and flow.

• A structure used in architecture to support heavy loads.

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What is a news angle?

• A type of news article that focuses on entertainment

• The specific focus or perspective of a news story.

• A method of reporting news in a biased manner

• A summary of the news events of the day.

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What is a deadline?

• The date my story (final product) is due.

• The time I start working on a project.

• The date I plan to begin a task.

• The time I submit my initial ideas.

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What is a quote in journalism?

• A direct statement from a source, used to provide evidence or perspective.

• A summary of a source's ideas.

• An opinion piece written by a journalist.

• A fictional statement created for storytelling.

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What is a by-line?

• A line that names the author of an article.

• A line that summarizes the article's content.

• A line that indicates the publication date.

• A line that provides the article's word count.

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What do we call the following questions: Who/What/When/Where/Why?

• 5 Ws

• 4 Ws

• 6 Ws

• 3 Ws

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What is journalism?

• The activity of gathering, assessing, creating, and presenting news and information.

• A form of entertainment that focuses on storytelling.

• A method of advertising products and services.

• A way to express personal opinions and beliefs.

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What is a lead in journalism?

• The closing statement of a news article that provides a summary.

• The opening sentence or paragraph of a news story that summarizes the main point.

• A type of interview conducted with a news source.

• A section of a news article that includes quotes from experts.

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What is the title of an article called?

• headline

• subtitle

• caption

• tagline

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What is a caption?

• A brief explanation or description accompanying an image.

• A type of graphic design element used in posters.

• A title given to a book or article.

• A summary of a video or audio clip.

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