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Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 6mins
Mark Twain was...
a humorist who created the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
pioneered Gonzo journalism
was an American TV anchor who reported historic events.
founded the first school of Journalism at Columbia University.
Who pioneered Gonzo Journalism, the wacko blend of satire, profanity, and exaggeration?
Walter Cronkite
Nellie Bly
Hunter S. Thompson
Benjamin Harris
Nellie Bly
was a master printer. The article on the Battle of Lexington reached throughout the colonies.
her modern news writing style and the radio coverage/
was a writer and publisher, he launched his paper with no money or staff
was best known for her investigative journalism skills and going undercover.
He was a writer and publisher. He launched the Herald with no money or staff, but thanks to enterprise reporting his paper became great!
Benjamin Harris
James Gordon Bennett
Nellie Bly
Edward Murrow
John Peter Zenger
covered crimes and fires for the Kansas City Star.
printed accusations after being sued, his attorney proved that citizen have the right to criticize if the statements are true.
was imprisoned for his subversive writing. His paper had 4 pages, the 4th was blank.
was an influential critic who wrote about politics and social economics.
This journalist covered fires for the Kansas City Star.
Mark Twain
Ernest Hemingway
Joseph Pulitzer
James Gordon Bennett
He launched the World and also founded the first school of journalism at Columbia University.
Edward Murrow
H.L. Mencken
Nellie Bly
Joseph Pulitzer
He began selling his paper for a penny, he launched mass media and made the paper affordable for everyone.
Benjamin Harris
Isaiah Thomas
Benjamin Day
John Peter Zenger
Was a master printer who pushed for the independence. His battle of Lexington became the biggest story throughout the colonies.
Ernest Hemingway
James Gordon Bennett
Isaiah Thomas
Hunter S. Thompson
H.L. Mencken
pioneered gonzo journalism
was an influential critic who wrote about politics and social economics.
The radio king, who wrote short, sweet, and to the point
the humorist who wrote the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.
He was a TV journalist, who was the most trusted man. He reported the most historic events.
H.L. Mencken
Hunter S. Thompson
Walter Cronkite
Edward Murrow
was imprisoned for his subversive writing, his first and only paper had 4 pages. The fourth was blank so people who write stories and it on.
Benjamin Harris
Benjamin Day
Nellie Bly
Walter Cronkite
He helped hone the modern news style of short, sweet, and to the point. His radio coverage was important because it provided 24 hour coverage.
Hunter Thompson
Joseph Pulitzer
Edward Murrow
Mark Twain
