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EDITORIAL WRITING

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the article that states the newspaper’s stance on a particular issue?

a)

features

b)

news

c)

editorial

d)

sports

2.

What is NOT an objective of editorial writing?

a)

to explain and interpret the news

b)

to tell a story in a creative or entertaining way

c)

to persuade the readers to follow a course of action that the newspaper believes is for the public good

d)

to draw conclusion from the analysis of a news

3.

TRUE or FALSE. An editorial writer should pass moral judgement based on his explanation of news.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

4.

TRUE or FALSE. The editorial writer has an option to not tell the whole truth if it will serve the newspaper.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

5.

What type of editorial brings out the importance of an event, situation or idea?

a)

Interpretative

b)

Informative

c)

Crusade and reforms

d)

Special occasions

6.

What type of editorial are written to give meaning to occasions, celebrations, and holidays?

a)

Interpretative

b)

Informative

c)

Crusade and reforms

d)

Editorials on Special Occasions

7.

What type of editorial express appreciation for a worthy person?

a)

Interpretation

b)

Editorial that praises and commends

c)

Editorial of crusades and reforms

d)

Informative

8.

What value must be considered in choosing a topic for editorial writing?

a)

Untimely

b)

with conflict of interest

c)

unclear

d)

substantive

9.

What is the difference between writing editorial and news?

a)

News is timely. Editorial is not.

b)

News is objective. Editorial is opinionated.

c)

News is short. Editorial is long.

d)

News is factual. Editorial is imaginative.

10.

BONUS QUESTION. What were the journalism categories that we took up last quarter?

a)

CRHW and Features

b)

News and Features

c)

CRHW and News