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Journalism 1: Quiz 4

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the definition for a Code of Ethics?

a)

Rules that state what you can and cannot do

b)

A written set of guidelines for behavior

c)

An expectation for how to write code

d)

None of the above

2.

When you sense that something is wrong or at least "not quite right", your gut instinct is not enough to prove a point. You are going through this sort of event.

a)

Moral Ineptness

b)

Violation on consciousness

c)

Ethical Dilemma

d)

Code of Ethics infraction

3.

As a result of this journalist's death, journalists now that the status of freedom of the press in countries outside of the United States.

a)

Daniel Pearl

b)

Christiane Amanpour

c)

Ruth Ginsburg

d)

Judith Scheindlin

4.

Match the following Code of Ethics for student journalists with the answer that explains what it means.

a)

Be Responsible

1.

Act with integrity and honesty in reporting.

b)

Be Fair

2.

Treat all subjects of news coverage with respect.

c)

Minimize Harm

3.

Avoid causing unnecessary harm to individuals or communities.

d)

Be Accountable

4.

Take responsibility for your work and its impact.

e)

Seek Truth

5.

Strive to provide accurate and balanced information.

5.

Which of the following is NOT one of the ABCs of journalism?

a)

Be Accurate

b)

Be Balanced

c)

Be Correct

d)

Be Concise

e)

Be Accountable

6.

What are you NOT responsible for doing when it comes to writing stories that involve subjects and sources?

a)

A chance to respond to the article

b)

Showing respect and courtesy

c)

Showing compassion and consideration

d)

Monetary repayment for information

e)

Being in control of how you write the story

7.

What are some of the reasons why an editor would allow a source to have anonymity in an article?

a)

You have verified the credibility of the source

b)

The information you have gathered has been vetted and verified

c)

The information is not available from any other sources

d)

The story holds great significance to your intended audience

e)

The source's identity is in real danger if revealed

8.

When you are following the ABCs of journalism, the ​ (a)   or impartial meaning of keeping your feelings and opinions out of the article are vital. You could be seen as being ​ (b)   in letting your audience know if there could be a conflict of interest.

Choose from the below words
unbiased
transparent
biased
opaque
subjective
objective
judgmental
9.

When an article is written and a mistake is revealed, it is the obligation of the journalist AND the publication to issue one of these in a timely manner.

a)

Retraction

b)

Correction

c)

Statement

d)

Pull out

10.

This is when a person (whether an editor or gatekeeper) closely examines the article or topic and make it harder for the writer, they could be seen as using this method.

a)

Judgmental bias

b)

Scrutiny

c)

Gatekeepers authority

d)

Contextual correction