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Principles of Journalism

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The journalism principle timeliness refers to...

a)

how important is the topic to the audience.

b)

how current is the topic that’s being reported.

c)

how close the subject of the report is to the readers, listeners, or viewers.

2.

originality

a)

the quality of being novel and new

b)

the act of keeping something under control

c)

being responsible for your actions

d)

a brand new day

3.

objectivity

a)

in the room where it happened

b)

a lack of bias, judgement or prejudice

c)

the process of establishing the truth, accuracy, or validity of something

d)

compassion and consideration for others

4.

1. verification

a)

the process of establishing the truth, accuracy, or validity of something

b)

entire, full, not missing anything out

c)

just and reasonable behavior

d)

a breath of fresh air

5.

fairness

a)

just and reasonable behavior

b)

the quality of being novel and new

c)

compassion and consideration for others

d)

cheating at chess

6.

transparency

a)

being responsible for your actions

b)

a lack of bias, judgement or prejudice

c)

an honest way of operating that allows other people to see what you are doing

d)

pride and prejudice

7.

accountability

a)

giving power to those who do not have it

b)

responsibility for your actions

c)

entire, full, not missing anything out

d)

person who does taxes for others

8.

empowerment

a)

giving power to those who do not have it

b)

an honest way of operating that allows other people to see what you are doing

c)

just and reasonable behavior

d)

a superpower

9.

humanity

a)

a lack of bias, judgement or prejudice

b)

compassion and consideration for others

c)

large groups of humans

d)

entire, full, not missing anything out

10.

restraint

a)

the process of establishing the truth, accuracy, or validity of something

b)

very loose ropes

c)

an honest way of operating that allows other people to see what you are doing

d)

the act of keeping something under control