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types of journalistic review quiz

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

According to the BBC Ideas video, Journalism has always been about___

a)

truth

b)

capitalism

c)

entertainment

d)

Power

2.

Which of these types of journalistic writing provides a description of the topic as well as an informed opinion?

a)

News

b)

investigative

c)

reviews

d)

feature

3.

Which of these types of journalistic writing aims to uncover the truth about a particular subject, person, or event?

a)

investigative

b)

news

c)

feature

d)

column

4.

Which of these types of journalistic writing is based on personality of the writer and usually is published once a week?

a)

news

b)

investigative

c)

reviews

d)

column

5.

Which of these types of journalistic writing provides scope, depth, and interpretation of trends, events, topics or people?

a)

investigative

b)

feature

c)

reviews

d)

news

6.

When did the earliest known journalistic product circulate?

a)

1900 CE

b)

1500 BCE

c)

1609 CE

d)

59 BCE

7.

Pulitzer used his newspaper to crusade for the rights of ___

a)

Writers

b)

Prizes

c)

Hungarians

d)

Immigrants

8.

When did the earliest known journalistic product circulate?

a)

1900 CE

b)

1500 BCE

c)

1609 CE

d)

59 BCE

9.

Magazines started in which century?

a)

20th

b)

19th

c)

18th

d)

17th

10.

Which of these is NOT a key traditional ideal of journalism?

a)

to be reliable

b)

to be responsible

c)

To help sell products

d)

To help humanity understand our world

11.

According to the BBC Ideas video, Journalism has always been about___

a)

truth

b)

capitalism

c)

entertainment

d)

Power

12.

It persuades readers to make a decision.

a)

Feature Writing

b)

Sports Writing

c)

News Writing

d)

Opinion Writing

13.

It centers on human interest.

a)

Feature Writing

b)

Sports Writing

c)

News Writing

d)

Opinion Writing

14.

What is the primary purpose of the inverted pyramid structure in news writing?

a)

To make the article longer

b)

To organize information by importance

c)

To confuse the reader

d)

To create suspense

15.

A headline should be:

a)

Informative and engaging

b)

Long and detailed

c)

Ambiguous and vague

d)

Full of slang

16.

A headline should be:

a)

Informative and engaging

b)

Long and detailed

c)

Ambiguous and vague

d)

Full of slang

17.

What is one characteristic of the body of a news article?

a)

It includes the headline

b)

It provides detailed information and quotes

c)

It summarizes the main idea

d)

It repeats the lead

18.

Which of the following is an example of a weak lead?

a)

"The school board met last night to discuss funding for arts programs."

b)

"The weather was cold last night."

c)

"The school board approved the budget for arts programs."

19.

What does the 5 W’s and H stand for?

a)

Who, What, When, Where, Why, How

b)

When, Why, Who, Where, What, Help

c)

Who, Why, Where, When, What, Happen

d)

Why, When, What, Who, Where, Here

20.

The bold page heading that summarizes the story.

a)

A. conclusion

b)

B. textual features

c)

C. headline

d)

D. byline

21.

Identifies the writer of the article.

a)

byline

b)

headline

c)

captions

d)

columns

22.

These help describe what the writer is talking about.

a)

headlines

b)

bylines

c)

photos and caption

d)

columns

23.

Ensuring that both sides of a story are addressed.

a)

Simplicity and Brevity

b)

Precision

c)

Objectivity and Factual

d)

Fairness and Balance

e)

Inverted Pyramid

24.

What type of writing is commonly found in newspapers, magazines, and online articles?

a)

Technical writing

b)

Journalistic writing

c)

Poetic writing

d)

Narrative writing

25.

It is the timely narration of facts that is to inform the readers of what is happening in the world or in the local area.

a)

sports news article

b)

opinion article

c)

news report

d)

feature article

26.

3. It is usually published in a newspaper or magazine that mainly reflects the author's opinion about a subject.

a)

sports news article

b)

opinion article

c)

news report

d)

feature article

27.

What type of article is this ?

a)

news report

b)

feature article

c)

opinion article

d)

sports news article

28.

In news article format, what typically comes after the headline?

a)

Subheadline, byline, dateline, lead paragraph, body of the article

b)

Index, bibliography, appendix

c)

Footnote, caption, conclusion

d)

Acknowledgments, glossary, references

29.

The following are the Elements of a news paper article except __________.

a)

Headline

b)

Bispace

c)

Lead

d)

Body

e)

Quotations

30.

The best caption for the picture is ...

a)

A beautiful landscape

b)

A beautiful natural bridge in China

c)

The most blue ocean

d)

The Suramadu bridge

e)

The golden gate bridge

31.

Which caption is the best to represent the picture?

a)

I need to win Asian Para Games basket ball to buy new wheel chair

b)

Practice makes perfect

c)

Are you okay bro?

d)

Basket ball competition in Asian Para Games

32.

Which of the following is true about the body of a news article? (select all that apply)

a)

It contains facts.

b)

It contains quotes.

c)

The most important details are saved for the end.

d)

The most important details come first.

33.

There are several differences between traditional English essays and journalistic stories. Check all the differences we discussed.

a)

English essays are typically longer

b)

Journalism stories get to the point as fast as possible

c)

English writing uses periods

d)

Opinions can be included in English essays, but not journalism stories

34.

What is the first step in writing like a journalist?

a)

Edit your work

b)

Write a strong lede

c)

Gather the information

d)

Find your angle

35.

A journalist should inject himself / herself in the story and give their opinions throughout the stories they write.

a)

True

b)

False