Historical Figures
AP Style
Roles
Photo-Journalism
100

Which historical figure in journalism pioneered investigative journalism by exposing lynching and racial injustice in the United States?

Ida B. Wells

100

Explain the Number Rule in Associated Press

Always spell out numbers one through nine; use numerals for 10 and above

100

Gathers information, interviews, sources and writes news for print, broadcast or online media.

Reporter

100
Dividing the image into a 3x3 grid.

Rule of Thirds

200

This journalist revolutionized radio and Tv journalism with courageous reporting and investigations into McCarthyism.

Edward Murrow

200

True or False? Use abbreviations for months only with specific dates, such as Jan 5.

True

200

Reviews and revises stories for accuracy, clarity, grammar, and AP style before publication.

Editor

200
Lines that guide the viewer's eyes toward the subject

Leading Lines

300

Famous for undercover reporting in a women's asylum. 

Nellie Bly

300

The following statement is in correlation to which AP Style Rule?

Write times with lowercase letters and periods, such as 8 a.m. or 4:30 p.m.

Time Rule

300

Uses photography to document events and tell news stories visually.

Photojournalist

300

A technique that helps focus attention by surrounding the subject.

Framing

400

Known as "the most trusted man in America."

Walter Cronkite

400

True or False: Do not use only one space after a period at the end of a sentence.

False

400

Explain the role of a News Anchor.

Presents news stories on television or radio and may conduct interviews.

400

A photo that is natural and not planned.

Candid

500

Defended John Peter Zenger in the 1735 Libel Trial.

Andrew Hamilton

500

True or False: Capitalize formal titles only when they come before a person's name.

True

500

Digs beneath official narratives to uncover information that is hidden, misleading, corrupt, or in the public interest.

Investigative Journalist

500

List the 5 different types of camera angles.

High-angle, Low-angle, Eye-level, Bird's Eye View, Worm's Eye View 

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