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WorksheetsJournalism Terms II
Total questions: 9
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The Associated Press Stylebook, commonly adhered to as the industry standard on formatting and word usage in news writing.
a)
Ap Stylebook
b)
News Stylebook
c)
Journalism Stylebook
d)
Vogue Stylebook
2.
The main portion of audio video footage in a news story.
a)
A-Roll
b)
B-Roll
c)
C-Roll
d)
Cinnamon Roll
3.
The written phrase that identifies the source of a fact, opinion, or quote in a story.
a)
Attribution
b)
Accredidation
c)
Acknowledgement
d)
Awesomeness
4.
The practice of rehearsing the final segment of a news broadcast and timing it; during the live broadcast, the director may then speed up or slow down this segment to coincide with the scheduled finishing time of the program.
a)
Back-timing
b)
Front-timing
c)
Side-timing
d)
Always late timing
5.
A story used to provide history and context to a current news story.
a)
Backgrounder
b)
Foregrounder
c)
History
d)
Context
6.
The areas of expertise in which a journalist or reporter covers on a regular basis and on an in-depth level, such as politics, health, or law enforcement.
a)
Beats
b)
Assignment
c)
Territory
d)
Trap beats
7.
A list of established contacts that a beat reporter will frequently touch base to find or develop a story. These could include the local law enforcement agency, city council, hospital, or other sources.
a)
Beat Checks
b)
Source Checks
c)
Checks and balances
d)
Check book
8.
More common in print than in broadcast journalism, this is one in which the interviewee is intentionally left unaccredited (also known as a non-attributable.)
a)
Blind interview
b)
Blind date
c)
3 Blind Mice
d)
Anonymous Interview
9.
An audio track linking between two news items.
a)
Bridge
b)
Beat
c)
Sound Cloud
d)
Connector
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