Sensationalism definition
What is a series of tactics used to keep audience attention in a world full of distractions and competing sources of information?
Definition of realistic fiction
What is a story that could plausibly happen in real life, with believable characters, settings, and events?
Phrase definition
What is a group of words without a subject and verb?
Sensationalist tactics
What is using eye-catching but inaccurate titles, emotionally charged words, strong stereotypes, cherry picked details that make things look worse, provocative imagery, trying to create fear, uncertainty and doubt, baiting controversy and conflict, creating a sense of us vs them, misuse of statistics, and quoting out of context?
The plot of Hoot
what is OWLS?
Clause definition
What is a group of words with a subject and verb?
Media Literacy definition
What is the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, create and act using all forms of communication?
The 5 parts of a narrative
What is:
Dependent clause definition
Group of words with a subject and verb that cannot stand on its own
How to check to see if news is fake
What is check the source (and other sources), maintain a critical mindset, check the facts, check the comments, check your biases, check for satire, check the headline, and check the author?
What is saving the owls?
The difference between a compound and complex sentence
What is: a compound sentence contains two independent clauses while a complex sentence contains an independent clause and a dependent clause?
How sensationalism started
what is yellow journalism and cheap access to news (the Sun)?
Types of conflict (7)
What is Person vs Self, Person vs Person, Person vs Nature, Person vs Fate, Person vs Society, Person vs the Unknown, and Person vs Machine?
7 coordinating conjunctions
What is: