In a literature class, Jackson, Avery, and Daniel are discussing a novel they just read. They are trying to identify the central message or idea about life that the author is trying to convey. What is this called?

Harper, Noah, and Arjun are discussing a new project idea. They are trying to describe a concept that exists only as an idea or theory, rather than something tangible. Which term best describes this?

During a literature class, Lachelle read a sentence and interpreted it exactly as it was written, without any metaphor or allegory. What is the term for this kind of interpretation?

Benjamin recorded a conversation with his grandfather about World War II. Keitt later wanted a written version of this conversation. What is the term for this written version of material originally presented in another medium?

During a class discussion, Brimfield asked a question to Harris and Bookard that required them to elaborate and not simply answer 'yes' or 'no'. What is the term for such questions?

Randolph is conducting a survey for his school project. He wants to ask questions that can be answered with a simple 'yes' or 'no' or from a predefined list of responses. What type of questions should Ethan ask?

Vantasia asked a question to Burns and Odom that encouraged them to reveal more information about the topic they were discussing. What is the term for such open-ended questions?

Washington was reading a book and Azaria asked her to explain a complex paragraph. Washington reworded the paragraph to make it easier for Azaria to understand. What is the term for what Washington did?

Daniel was assigned to write an article. He asked Mason, the editor, where he should put his name to give credit for the article. What is the term for this?

Emma, Benjamin, and Arjun are working on their school newspaper. They are trying to figure out what the term is for a line at the beginning of a news article that indicates where and when the story was reported or written. Can you help them?

Elijah, Grace, and Nora are part of a school newspaper team. They are discussing the term for the principles and guidelines they should follow in their journalistic conduct, including accuracy, fairness, and objectivity. What is this term?

Samaiya, Jade and Jada, are working on a school project about news reporting. They come across a term that refers to a personal or organizational inclination or prejudice that can influence how news is reported. What is this term?

In a school debate, Vantasia, Saniyah, and Lachelle are discussing a topic. Vantasia is known for her ability to discuss without letting her personal feelings influence her arguments. What is this quality of Vantasia called?

During a group study session, Charlotte, Abigail, and Grace were discussing a topic. They found some information in their notes that was not necessary for their discussion; it was extra or irrelevant. What would they call this type of information?

Olivia, Ethan, and Priya are working on a project. They are trying to understand the reason for which their project is done or created. What is this called?

Scarlett is building a sculpture for her art project. She is using clay, which is a material that can be touched and seen. This means her sculpture is:

1. Mason, Abigail, and Olivia are part of a school project. Mason feels that the teacher is showing prejudice in favor of Olivia and against him and Abigail, usually in a way considered to be unfair.

Maya, Scarlett, and Lily were working on a group project. Maya's constant criticism of Scarlett's ideas seemed to diminish the worth or value of Scarlett's achievement. What is Maya doing to Scarlett's achievement?

1. During a school event, Luna was asked to share a story about her summer vacation. She gave a spoken account of her events. What is this called?

During a group discussion, Noah, Emma, and Lily are trying to understand the term for a statement that is clear, specific, and can be proven true or false. What is this term?

In a school project, Benjamin, Aria, and Zoe are discussing a term that refers to the ability to understand and share the feelings of others. What is this term?

During a literature class, Harper, Ethan, and Ava are discussing a term that refers to the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities. What is this term?

What is the name for the words in bold, "America Attacked"?

How might a journalist apply the duty of justice?

Maria wanted to verify her news story, so she checked with three different sources on it to make sure she got it right. Maria is demonstrating:

A reporter can be sued for libel if anything they report or write:

What does it mean for a reporter to remain "neutral" when producing a story?

Which news value refers to the shock or “wow” factor of a news story and generally requires a story to affect a large group in a large way?

Which news value includes how many & how seriously, but can also be measured by depth of pain, shock or how “out of character” or “unexpected” something might be?

Which news value is newsworthy because two or more people, entities, groups or teams are opposing one another?

Which news value refers to harder-hitting stories and important developments in a story that would lose their newsworthiness if not reported as soon as possible?

Which news value applies to the people a news story is about? If the people are well-known, then the news story is deemed newsworthy.

Which news value means the story is intriguing or has an interesting spin to it, not something you hear of everyday?

Which news value refers to the physical or emotional closeness of a news story to a media outlet’s audience?

In Engel v. Vitale, the Supreme Court ruled

In Tinker v. des Moines, the Supreme Court ruled

In Schenck v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled

In New York Times Co. v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled

In Abington School District v. Schempp, the Supreme Court ruled

In Lemon v. Kurtzman, the Supreme Court ruled