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Principles of journalism Module 2

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1-10.
1.

What are the four principles of journalism discussed in the video?

a)

Plagiarism, incompleteness, opacity, unfairness

b)

Originality, completeness, transparency, fairness

c)

Accuracy, speed, popularity, bias

d)

Sensationalism, exaggeration, manipulation, favoritism

2.

What does originality mean in journalism?

a)

Hiding the sources of information

b)

Writing incomplete stories

c)

Creating something new and not copying from others

d)

Using the words of others without permission

3.

What is the principle of completeness in journalism?

a)

Telling only a part of the story

b)

Presenting the whole story in context

c)

Favoring one side of the story

d)

Using biased language in the article

4.

What does transparency mean in journalism?

a)

Hiding the process of writing the article

b)

Making the process clear to the reader

c)

Copying information from other sources

d)

Using language that favors one side of the story

5.

What is the principle of fairness in journalism?

a)

Writing accurately without bias

b)

Writing incomplete stories

c)

Using language that favors one side of the story

d)

Manipulating the readers

6.

What is the consequence of plagiarism for a journalist?

a)

Professional recognition

b)

Legal trouble

c)

Increased popularity

d)

Financial gain

7.

Why is it important for journalists to be transparent about their connections to a story?

a)

To hide their personal relationships

b)

To manipulate the readers

c)

To increase their popularity

d)

To inform the public about potential biases

8.

What should a journalist consider when writing an article to ensure fairness?

a)

Using language that favors one side of the story

b)

Writing incomplete stories

c)

Manipulating the readers

d)

Writing accurately without bias

9.

What is the goal of a journalist when writing an article?

a)

To favor one side of the story

b)

To hide the facts

c)

To inform the public and shape their thinking

d)

To manipulate the readers

10.

What is the importance of the principle of completeness in journalism?

a)

It helps the journalist gain popularity

b)

It ensures that the whole story is told in context

c)

It hides important information from the readers

d)

It allows the journalist to use biased language