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Journalism 3 Semester 1 Post-Test

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
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1.

Which of the following is a leadership style commonly found in journalism organizations?

a)

Autocratic

b)

Laissez-faire

c)

Democratic

d)

All of the above

2.

What is the primary purpose of editing in journalism?

a)

To increase the word count

b)

To ensure clarity and impact

c)

To add personal opinions

d)

To remove all facts

3.

Which of the following best describes a coaching technique in a newsroom?

a)

Giving direct orders without feedback

b)

Encouraging team members to reflect on their work and improve

c)

Ignoring mistakes

d)

Assigning tasks randomly

4.

What is a key factor in assessing the newsworthiness of a story?

a)

The number of words in the article

b)

The relevance to the audience

c)

The use of technical jargon

d)

The writer’s personal interest

5.

Which research method would be most appropriate for gathering background information on a breaking news event?

a)

Conducting a survey

b)

Reviewing official press releases and credible news sources

c)

Writing an editorial

d)

Creating a social media poll

6.

A yearbook team is struggling to meet its deadline. As a leader, which strategy would best help manage the timeline?

a)

Ignore the problem and hope it resolves itself

b)

Break the project into smaller tasks with individual deadlines

c)

Assign all tasks to one person

d)

Delay the deadline indefinitely

7.

If a newspaper editor wants to improve the clarity of an article, which step should they take?

a)

Add more complex vocabulary

b)

Simplify sentences and remove unnecessary information

c)

Increase the article’s length

d)

Use more technical terms

8.

A social media manager must decide which stories to post first. What should they consider to make a strategic decision?

a)

The stories with the most colorful images

b)

The stories that are most timely and relevant to the audience

c)

The stories written by their friends

d)

The stories with the longest headlines

9.

You are leading a newspaper team and notice that articles are often submitted late. Develop a plan to address this issue and ensure deadlines are met in the future.

a)

Punish all team members

b)

Create a shared calendar with clear deadlines, hold regular check-ins, and provide support for time management

c)

Ignore the problem

d)

Assign fewer articles

10.

A reporter is unsure if a story idea is newsworthy. What process should they follow to make a well-reasoned decision?

a)

Publish the story without review

b)

Evaluate the story’s relevance, timeliness, impact, and proximity, and seek feedback from editors or peers

c)

Only consider their own interest in the topic

d)

Wait for someone else to decide