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WorksheetsWEEK1 QUARTER 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2mins
Journalism is based on facts and current events, while literature is often based on imagination and creative storytelling.
One of the tenets of journalism is truthfulness, which means all information must be verified before publishing.
Literature uses journalistic methods to report on real-life events quickly and accurately.
Journalism aims to inform the public, while literature aims to entertain, inspire, or reflect human experiences.
The tenet of fairness in journalism means that journalists can express their opinions without presenting both sides of an issue.
A novel is an example of journalism.
Accuracy is a vital tenet of journalism, meaning facts must be correct and clearly presented.
Journalism must follow a code of ethics that includes independence and accountability.
Both journalism and literature can use narrative techniques, but journalism must stick to factual accuracy.
The purpose of literature is to provide unbiased news to the public.
