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Worksheetsj2 newspaper vocab
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Correspondent
a)
important interesting facts to be reported
b)
a journalist who works for tv or newspaper
c)
an official statement giving info to public
d)
the news article starts with important info
2.
Press Release
a)
top of the front page with price, date, publication name and issue #
b)
an official statement giving info to public
c)
articles that are considered to be most important-front page
d)
a text or piece of writing that is non-fiction
3.
Inverted Pyramid Style
a)
a piece of writing about a subject in a newspaper or magazine
b)
the rights or permission for one paper to publish a story-no one else
c)
a group of letters and numbers in the same style-size and font
d)
the news article starts with important info
4.
Teasers
a)
short summaries of the most important articles
b)
a small format paper with short sometimes sensational stories-see broadsheet
c)
an official with the power to stop articles from publishing and cutting info
d)
the arrangement of news and photos on a page
5.
Newsworthy
a)
the title of a news article in large letters
b)
a large-format newspaper with serious content and typically one-sided print
c)
a news article or report
d)
important interesting facts to be reported
6.
Hard News
a)
a text or piece of writing that is non-fiction
b)
facts, info that is definitely true and can be backed up
c)
the portion at the bottom of the page
d)
a news article or report
7.
Layout
a)
the arrangement of news and photos on a page
b)
a group of letters and numbers in the same style-size and font
c)
the title of a news article in large letters
d)
a small format paper with short sometimes sensational stories-see broadsheet
8.
Masthead
a)
a large-format newspaper with serious content and typically one-sided print
b)
an article expressing the opinion of the editor
c)
a journalist who works for tv or newspaper
d)
top of the front page with price, date, publication name and issue #
9.
Foot
a)
the arrangement of news and photos on a page
b)
the portion at the bottom of the page
c)
an official with the power to stop articles from publishing and cutting info
d)
a news article or report
10.
Headline
a)
the title of a news article in large letters
b)
a short phrase or sentence used under main title-deck
c)
top of the front page with price, date, publication name and issue #
d)
the news article starts with important info
11.
Subheading
a)
a group of letters and numbers in the same style-size and font
b)
the first page of a paper usually carrying the most important info
c)
a short phrase or sentence used under main title-deck
d)
a text or piece of writing that is non-fiction
12.
Caption
a)
words printed above or below a photo explaining who is in the picture and what they are doing
b)
the title of a news article in large letters
c)
a piece of writing about a subject in a newspaper or magazine
d)
a news article or report
13.
Typeface
a)
a text or piece of writing that is non-fiction
b)
a short phrase or sentence used under main title-deck
c)
a group of letters and numbers in the same style-size and font
d)
the news article starts with important info
14.
Above the fold
a)
the arrangement of news and photos on a page
b)
articles that are considered to be most important-front page
c)
a text or piece of writing that is non-fiction
d)
what a person thinks about a subject-subjective point of view
15.
Editorial
a)
a text or piece of writing that is non-fiction
b)
the rights or permission for one paper to publish a story-no one else
c)
short summaries of the most important articles
d)
an article expressing the opinion of the editor
16.
Issue
a)
facts, info that is definitely true and can be backed up
b)
what a person thinks about a subject-subjective point of view
c)
a journalist who works for tv or newspaper
d)
a magazine or newspaper printed for a day, week, month, etc...
17.
Feature
a)
a piece of writing about a subject in a newspaper or magazine
b)
articles that are considered to be most important-front page
c)
a text or piece of writing that is non-fiction
d)
a small format paper with short sometimes sensational stories-see broadsheet
18.
Article
a)
an official statement giving info to public
b)
a text or piece of writing that is non-fiction
c)
important interesting facts to be reported
d)
a news article or report
19.
Broadsheet
a)
a small format paper with short sometimes sensational stories-see broadsheet
b)
the first page of a paper usually carrying the most important info
c)
top of the front page with price, date, publication name and issue #
d)
a large-format newspaper with serious content and typically one-sided print
20.
Censor
a)
an official with the power to stop articles from publishing and cutting info
b)
a group of letters and numbers in the same style-size and font
c)
the rights or permission for one paper to publish a story-no one else
d)
the news article starts with important info
21.
Exclusive Rights
a)
an official with the power to stop articles from publishing and cutting info
b)
the rights or permission for one paper to publish a story-no one else
c)
a short phrase or sentence used under main title-deck
d)
what a person thinks about a subject-subjective point of view
22.
Front page
a)
articles that are considered to be most important-front page
b)
the first page of a paper usually carrying the most important info
c)
a large-format newspaper with serious content and typically one-sided print
d)
important interesting facts to be reported
23.
Opinion
a)
an official statement giving info to public
b)
facts, info that is definitely true and can be backed up
c)
words printed above or below a photo explaining who is in the picture and what they are doing
d)
what a person thinks about a subject-subjective point of view
24.
Story
a)
a news article or report
b)
an article expressing the opinion of the editor
c)
a text or piece of writing that is non-fiction
d)
what a person thinks about a subject-subjective point of view
25.
Tabloid
a)
words printed above or below a photo explaining who is in the picture and what they are doing
b)
a large-format newspaper with serious content and typically one-sided print
c)
the first page of a paper usually carrying the most important info
d)
a small format paper with short sometimes sensational stories-see broadsheet
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