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Grade 11 Journalism
Letters to the editor, fulfill which function of the media?
  1. marketplace
  2. social
  3. entertainment
  4. economic
Grade 10 Journalism CCSS: CCRA.L.3, L.9-10.3
Which of the following is the correct way to write the following sentence.
  1. Dr. Griff Singer holds a doctoral degree in journalism
  2. Doctor Griff Singer holds a doctoral degree in journalism
Grade 9 Journalism
What is the MOST important job of a sportswriter covering a game?
  1. cheering on the home team
  2. talking to other sportswriters in the press box
  3. checking facts and statistics on the opposing team
  4. taking notes
Grade 12 Journalism CCSS: CCRA.W.2, W.11-12.2a
How might the following lead be improved? The Parent's club announced yesterday the formation of a task force to handle the school's most important problems.
  1. add specific, concrete details
  2. make the lead briefer
  3. add general information
  4. rewrite it as an astonisher lead
Grade 11 Journalism
How much larger should your headline be than the other type on the page?
  1. 10 points
  2. 14 points
  3. 24 points
  4. 28 points
Grade 11 Journalism
How do news reporters maintain their objectivity?
  1. By keeping their opinions out of their stories
  2. By eliminating unimportant facts
  3. By presenting their views in the lead
  4. By using the inverted pyramid writing style
Grade 9 Journalism
Which of these describes an important distinction between sportswriters and news writers?
  1. Sportswriters do not need to be objective.
  2. Sportswriters do not have to write summary leads.
  3. Sportswriters can be partisan up to a point.
  4. Sportswriters can use cliches.
Grade 9 Journalism
The act of controlling or commanding the reader's attention on a spread by size and importance.
  1. center of visual interest
  2. display type
  3. dominance
  4. dummy
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