Quotes
AP style
News values and beyond
Interviewing
Wild card
100

If there are two sentences in a direct quote, the attribution goes...

After the first sentence

100
You write ages like this in AP style...
Using numerals 

3-year-old 

100

Name all at last four of the six news values. 

Timeliness, proximity, prominence, novelty, conflict, impact 

100

What should you take with you to an interview?

Something to write with and on, something to record with 

100

What is the correct order of attribution? 

1. Chloé Morrison said 

or

2. said Chloé Morrison 

Chloé Morrison said 

200
The difference between a direct and an indirect quote is...

A direct quote uses quotation marks

200

You write numbers lower than 10 like this...

Spell them out

200

What word(s) show bias in these sentences?

The penultimate game only costs $30 to attend. Everyone is sure to be cheering on their favorite team, the Mocs. 

"only"

"the Mocs"

200

What is a closed-ended question and should you use them?

No. Avoid them. It's a question that only prompts a one-word response. 
200

How many sentences is a lede?

ONE.  ONE. ONE. ONE. :) 

300

Punctuate and attribute this sentence as a direct quote:

"I didn't ask for this, so on a bad day, I get bitter about it. I am admitting a lack of gratitude, I know." — Lady Lamb 


"I didn't ask for this, so on a bad day, I get bitter about it," Lady Lamb said. "I am admitting a lack of gratitude, I know."

300

When there is a number with a street address, what words do you abbreviate? 

Avenue, Boulevard, Street 

Ex. 302 High St. 

300

Explain the best way to avoid bias in articles.

Use OTHER people's voice/info, don't tell one side's story more than another, keep yourself totally out (no first person, no use of words that show unconscious bias, must be aware of unconscious bias)

300

What are the six basic words/questions you can always fall back on if you don't know what to ask in an interview?

Who, what, when, where, why, how

300

A lede always stands alone in its own paragraph. What else is ALWAYS its own, single paragraph? 

Direct quotes 

The entire quote is together as a quote, but it needs to be separated from the sentences that come before and after it that aren't a part of the direct quote.

400

Punctuation goes where?

INSIDE the quotation marks 

400

To capitalize a person's title, where does it need to go in relation to their name?


Before their name

Ex. Hamilton County schools Superintendent Bryan Johnson

400
List one way to find a story idea (that we went over in class)

— Look around, get curious about what you see

— Preview an upcoming event

— Ask friends/coworkers what they are interested in

— Localize a national story 

400

What's the first thing you could always ask a person you're interviewing? (After you've asked them for permission to record and interview them)

How to spell their name (and what's their title)

400
Tell me the last name of both the Chattanooga mayor and the Hamilton County mayor. 

Berke and Coppinger 

500

"I was a selfish young man when I lost my granddaddy. I fell in love to the b-side of 'Shootenanny.'

—Cary Ann Hearst

"I was a selfish young man when I lost my grandaddy," Cary Ann Hearst said. "I fell in love to the b-side of 'Shootenanny.'"

500

Correct all the AP errors in this sentence:

Governor Bill Lee has plans to attend a ceremony at the state capital on October 28.

Governor Bill Lee = Gov. Bill Lee

capital = capitol 

October 28 = Oct. 28

500

What's the difference between a hard news lede and a feature lede?

Hard news is straight news, just the immediate facts. A feature lede is lighter, can delay the facts, include more color. 

500

What's the last question you should always ask during an interview?

Some version of — "Is there anything else you want to add?"

500

How do you write 12 a.m. in AP style?

Midnight
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