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WorksheetsBroadcasting Final Quiz
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is journalism?
Collecting and presenting information to the public
Sharing news, facts, and statistics through written content
Giving opinions to society through word of mouth
Compiling important events and information.
Select all the examples of journalism:
News Report
Newspaper
News Website
News Company Social Media Content
Podcast
Could television be an example of broadcast journalism?
Yes
No
Could radio be an example of broadcast journalism?
Yes
No
What are some advantages to broadcast journalism?
(Select all that apply)
can present thing quicker
can present things more directly to the audience
More people are able to understand it and access it.
It can be updated quicker.
What year do you believe broadcasting was started?
1930's
1920's
1960's
1990's
Which historic events were covered by broadcast journalism? Select all that apply.
lunar landing
assassination of John F. Kennedy
9/11
What is the main purpose of ethical journalism?
Make information available to everyone
serve the public
Make information engaging for audience
Make money $$$
Is it ethical to agree to receive to special treatment in turn for a positive press coverage?
Yes
No
What does it mean to be accountable? Look up the definition of you are not sure
You correct your mistakes.
You are always prepared
You are trustworthy
You are able to communicate clearly
What does it mean to be transparent? Look up the definition of you are not sure
You correct your mistakes.
You are always prepared
You are dependable
You tell the truth
It is important to recognize our bias and be _____________ of our view of the world.
Understanding
Aware
positive
negative
Every person has inherent bias.
True
False
What does it mean to be humble?
not believe you are better than everyone else
poor
has the ability to share and learn from others
believe that you are better than others.
We want to make it ________ for viewers to understand our broadcast.
easy
difficult
If a presidential candidate talks on a news station for 2 minutes, the opposing candidate must also be given:
A chance to defend themselves
2 minutes speaking time
3 minutes to make an argument
a fair shot at winning
Recognizing media bias and looking at a variety of sources can help us...
Select all that apply.
broaden our understanding
become more informed on world events
gain knowledge on what is actually happening the world
see other viewpoints than just our own.
Who is impacted by freedom of the press?
Everyone
27% of the world
5..11 Billion
76%
What is the role of a journalist in society?
To entertain the public
To inform and educate the public
To promote personal opinions
To create sensational news
Why is it important for journalists to verify their sources?
To ensure accuracy and credibility
To make the news more interesting
To increase their popularity
To save time on research
What is the impact of fake news on society?
It strengthens public trust in media
It creates confusion and misinformation
It has no significant impact
It improves critical thinking skills
