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Elements V.2.0

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What element are you referring to when you ask this question?

Has it just happened?

a)

Prominence

b)

Significance

c)

immediacy

d)

Proximity

2.

What element are you referring to when you ask this question?

Is the news geographically local to the readership or close to their hearts?

a)

Prominence

b)

Significance

c)

Immediacy

d)

Proximity

3.

What element are you referring to when you ask this question?

Is it about something / someone that people believe to be of great significance or importance?

a)

Prominence

b)

Timeliness

c)

Immediacy

d)

Proximity

4.

What element are you referring to?


We are attracted to things that are a little strange, out of the ordinary and unusual.

a)

Prominence

b)

Oddity

c)

Immediacy

d)

Proximity

5.

What element are you referring to when you ask this question?

Is there an element of struggle in your story?

a)

Prominence

b)

Timeliness

c)

Conflict

d)

Proximity

6.

What element is used?


6 killed in a shootout with police in Antipolo


Read more: https://newsinfo.inquirer.net

a)

Prominence

b)

Timeliness

c)

Conflict

d)

Proximity

7.

What element is used?


PGH begins COVID-19 vaccination of minors

a)

Prominence

b)

Timeliness

c)

Conflict

d)

Oddity

8.

What element is used?


Man bites dog

a)

Prominence

b)

Timeliness

c)

Conflict

d)

Oddity

9.

What element is being described?

Famous people and those in the public eye have a higher news value than ordinary citizens.

a)

Prominence

b)

Timeliness

c)

Conflict

d)

Oddity

10.

What element is being described?


“If it bleeds, it leads.” Stories with strife, whether it’s actual violence or not, are more interesting.

a)

Prominence

b)

Timeliness

c)

Conflict

d)

Oddity

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