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Photojournalism Ethics

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1-15.
1.

What is a key responsibility of photojournalists?

a)

To entertain audiences

b)

To manipulate images for effect

c)

To maintain honesty in their work

d)

To focus only on positive stories

2.

What is the role of photojournalists in revealing truths?

a)

To create fictional narratives

b)

To expose wrongdoing

c)

To entertain

d)

To ignore facts

3.

What can be a consequence of dishonest photographs?

a)

Increased trust

b)

Enhanced creativity

c)

Causing harm

d)

Better storytelling

4.

What is a benefit of photojournalism mentioned in the text?

a)

It can create fictional stories

b)

It can connect individuals globally

c)

It can entertain audiences

d)

It can ignore ethical standards

5.

What are ethics?

a)

Legal requirements

b)

Moral principles

c)

Scientific theories

d)

Economic policies

6.

What does NPPA stand for?

a)

National Photographers Press Association

b)

National Press Photographers Association

c)

National Photojournalists Press Association

d)

National Public Photographers Association

7.

What should be made clear to viewers if a photo is posed or re-enacted?

a)

The location of the photo.

b)

The photographer's name.

c)

The fact that it is posed or re-enacted.

d)

The time the photo was taken.

8.

What should be avoided when photographing or recording subjects?

a)

Providing context

b)

Stereotyping individuals and groups

c)

Recognizing biases

d)

Being complete

9.

What is important to recognize and work to avoid in your work?

a)

Providing context

b)

Stereotyping

c)

Presenting one's own biases

d)

Being complete

10.

What is one way photojournalists can remain objective and neutral?

a)

By ignoring their own values

b)

By reflecting on their values and experiences

c)

By avoiding taking photos

d)

By following stereotypes

11.

What is a challenge mentioned in the text regarding biases?

a)

Erasing biases completely

b)

Identifying biases in others

c)

Understanding biases

d)

Accepting biases

12.

What must news organizations or individual photojournalists decide when it comes to shooting photos?

a)

The type of camera to use

b)

How circumspect or intrusive they will be

c)

The time of day to shoot

d)

The location of the shoot

13.

Why do many photographers choose to practice enhanced sensitivity?

a)

To capture better lighting

b)

To avoid legal issues

c)

When photographing those who have experienced trauma or loss

d)

To save time

14.

What should editing maintain according to the provided guideline?

a)

The integrity of the photographic images' content and context

b)

The color balance of the images

c)

The size and resolution of the images

d)

The artistic style of the images

15.

What is not allowed when editing images according to the guideline?

a)

Adding sound that can mislead viewers

b)

Enhancing the brightness of the image

c)

Cropping the image for better composition

d)

Adjusting the contrast for clarity