WorksheetsCh 11 Vocabulary Assessment
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is "Bullet Time" in the context of sports reporting?
a)
a) A statistical analysis of a player's speed.
b)
b) A technique for recreating a defining moment in present tense.
c)
c) A method of slowing down live footage.
2.
The "Decisive Moment" refers to:
a)
a) The final score of a game.
b)
b) The instant that captures the emotion and importance of an event.
c)
c) A player's career statistics.
3.
What is a "Game Brief"?
a)
a) A detailed analysis of a player's strategy.
b)
b) A basic sports report providing a thumbnail overview of a game.
c)
c) A live commentary during a game.
4.
"Live Coverage" involves:
a)
a) Reporting on a game after it has ended.
b)
b) Sports reporting that occurs during a game or event.
c)
c) Writing a player's biography.
5.
A "Long-Form Feature" in sports journalism aims to:
a)
a) Provide real-time updates.
b)
b) Identify a theme in a player's career and life.
c)
c) Summarize a game's statistics.
6.
A "Player Profile" focuses on:
a)
a) Team statistics.
b)
b) A single player's personality and story.
c)
c) Live game coverage.
7.
"Real-Time Updates" are:
a)
a) Detailed statistical analyses.
b)
b) Quick, live reports of key plays during a game.
c)
c) Post-game summaries.
8.
A "Recap" is used to:
a)
a) Provide live commentary.
b)
b) Summarize a sports season or event.
c)
c) Create player profiles.
9.
A "Sportrait" is:
a)
a) A written player profile.
b)
b) A sports photographic portrait.
c)
c) A statistical report.
10.
"Stats" refer to:
a)
a) A player's personal life.
b)
b) The facts or data for a team.
c)
c) Live coverage.
11.
"Title IX" is:
a)
a) A method of creating "Bullet Time" reports.
b)
b) The term used to describe a "Decisive Moment".
c)
c) Federal legislation to correct gender disparity in scholastic sports programs.
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