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WorksheetsJournalism History REview
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 3600secs
Why were the penny press newspapers called "penny press"?
You could buy one for five pennies.
The first publisher was named Penny.
They all ran pictures of Abraham Lincoln, who was on the penny.
They cost 1 cent.
The ‘penny press’ was considered the paper of whom?
Accountants
Abraham Lincoln
The Common Man
Ronald McDonald
Journalists who investigated corruption, social institutions, and politics and promoted social responsibility were called ________________________.
yellow journalists
editors
muckrakers
newsies
___________________ was the pen name of a journalist who pretended to be mentally ill and was committed to New York's Blackwell Insane Asylum in order to write a story about the poor conditions of the asylum.
William Heart
Andrew Hamilton
Dorothea Lange
Nellie Bly
In the mid 1890s, a style of journalism called ________________________ began that involved hoaxes, sensationalism, cheap melodrama, and frauds.
muckraking
yellow journalism
false journalism
photojournalism
Who were the two titans responsible for the creation of yellow journalism?
William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer
Dan Rather and Anderson Cooper
William Blake and Charles Sheldon
Robert Woodward and Hunter Thompson
What is Journalism?
Journalism is the activity or profession of writing for newspapers, magazines, or news websites or preparing news to be broadcast.
Journalism is the activity or profession of writing books for public entertainment.
Journalism is a special hobby that some people take up to increase their writing and interviewing skills.
How will this affect my readers’ lives?
Impact
Timeliness
Rarity
Human Interest
Why are you telling me this now?
Proximity
Novelty
Timeliness
Human Interest
Events are more newsworthy the closer they are to the community reading about them.
Human Interest
Novelty
Proximity
Prominence
Events are more newsworthy when they involve public figures.
Prominence
Timeliness
Rarity
Impact
Events are more newsworthy if people care about the subject.
Novelty
Human Interest
Proximity
Rarity
What war was caused by Yellow Journalism
The Revolutionary War
The Civil War
The Spanish-American War
The Persian Gulf War
What is Muckraking?
Investigative, socially conscious reporting
Manual labor
Political stereotypes
Bias in the news
Who is this man (known for See It Now TV program in the 1950s)?
Nellie Bly
John F. Kennedy
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Edward R. Murrow
Select two examples of investigative journalism from the 1960s and 1970s:
Watergate
The Pentagon Papers
Common Sense
The Printing Press
Which of the following are current problems in the media. Check all that apply.
Accuracy
Credibility
Objectivity (Opinion)
Relevance
Who were the two titans responsible for the creation of yellow journalism?
William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer
Dan Rather and Anderson Cooper
William Blake and Charles Sheldon
Robert Woodward and Hunter Thompson
This is a story in your school newspaper...which determinants apply. Check ALL!
Fun Tutorial
Students love taking selfies, so why not write a how-to tutorial that includes pictures and step-by-step instructions on how to take the perfect selfie.
Impact
Timeliness
Human Interest
Prominence
Proximity
This is a story in your school newspaper...which determinants apply.
Student Council Elections
Students in the school will cast their votes for the Student Council this week. The race is especially contentious as two of the most populare students , the predisident of the Theatre club and the captian of the footlball team, vie for President of Student Council. Which side will win?
Impact
Timeliness
Conflict
Prominence
Proximity
History of Hearst Castle: What was the original purpose of Hearst Castle?
Government building
Hotel for tourists
Private residence for William Randolph Hearst
Museum for public viewing
Who practiced a “yellow journalism” style of reporting in 1898 on the Cuban situation in his newspapers, which helped Americans favor war with Spain to help the Cubans?
William Randolph Hearst
John Hay
Emilio Aguinaldo
The printing press was created and named by Johann Gutenberg
True
False
Our freedom of press is protected by the ______________.
2nd Amendment
Bill of Rights
1st Amendment
Declaration of Independence
When was the Pulitzer Prize established?
1917
1971
1791
1719
Using newspapers to influence government was called...
yellow journalism
blue journalism
red journalism
The Pulitzer Prize was created by William Randolph Hearst.
True
False
Journalists who use investigative reporting to uncover corporate or government misconduct, corruption, and unethical practices are known as ...
paparazzi
correlators
citizen journalist
muckrakers
The practice of individuals and special interest groups creating fictitious stories and feeding them into social media streams is ...
objective reporting
public journalism
news hole
fake news
Which paper did Pulitzer Publish?
(a)
