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Grade 11 Journalism CCSS: CCRA.W.8, W.11-12.8
The passing off of another's work as your own
  1. slander
  2. libel
  3. invasion of privacy
  4. plagiarism
Grade 11 Journalism
This function is more light hearted, like the comics, feature stories, and pictures
  1. entertainment
  2. social
  3. record keeping
  4. economic
Grade 11 Journalism
A scoreboard in the sports section is an example of which function of the media?
  1. marketplace
  2. social
  3. record keeping
  4. entertainment
Grade 10 Journalism CCSS: CCRA.W.6, W.9-10.6
What is the location in the paper or article where a story or event is printed called?
  1. Placement
  2. Story Selection
  3. Editorial
  4. Omission
Grade 11 Journalism
How long should a graf be?
  1. 1 sentence
  2. 2-3 sentences
  3. 1-2 sentences
  4. 1 graf
Grade 12 Journalism
What is an editorial topic comment?
  1. The comment where the editor includes personal information.
  2. It presents opinions or ideas about topics that are currently of special interest and have strong personal impact upon the reader.
  3. Columns that are humorous.
  4. A column that has a weak impact on the reader.
  5. A column that has no impact at all on the reader.
Grade 11 Journalism
How long should a lede sentence be?
  1. less than 25 words
  2. 35-45 words
  3. 25-35 words
  4. at least 35 words
Grade 11 Journalism
The three main ethical values are (mark all that apply):
  1. truth
  2. objectivity
  3. accuracy
  4. credibility
Grade 11 Journalism
Which of the following stories could NOT be written with the inverted pyramid?
  1. a bank robbery
  2. a profile of a rock star
  3. a city council meeting
  4. a warehouse fire
Grade 12 Journalism
What kind of lead coaxes readers into a story by making them want to know what the lead is referring to?
  1. quote lead
  2. tease lead
  3. astonisher lead
  4. summary lead
College Journalism
What is hard news?
  1. A breaking news story about a serious event
  2. A story that is difficult to understand
  3. Any form of printed media
  4. The idea that many newspapers are facing financial problems
Grade 11 Journalism
Letters to the editor, fulfill which function of the media?
  1. marketplace
  2. social
  3. entertainment
  4. economic
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