headlines
the leads
captions
current events
ethics
100

What are the 5 Ws+H that a news article should typically address

Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How

100

What is the Pulitzer Prize

a Columbia journalism student learned she won this prestigious prize while in class.

100

What is a Byline?

This phrase, often printed at the top of an article, indicates who wrote the story

100

What is the First Amendment?

This amendment protects the freedom of the press

100

what is ap style

the standardized, consistent, and concise writing format used by journalists and PR professionals for news reporting

200

what is a feature story

it defines a story that is not considered hard news

200

What is The Enquirer

This newspaper, first published in 1841, was the subject of a Jeopardy! clue about early American tabloids

200

What is Libel?

This term describes the publication of false information that damages a person's reputation.

200

what is a publisher

this person owns a publication setting broad guidelines and general polices

200

what is sensationalism

an editorial tactic in media that uses shocking, exaggerated, or emotionally charged language, images, and topics to provoke public interest, excitement, or shock

300

what is lead/lede

that is the name of a paragraph at start of the story

300

What is Fake News

This term describes false or misleading information spread to manipulate public opinion

300

What is the inverted pyramid?

This structure, often used for hard news, places the most crucial information first.

300

what is muckraking 

focuses on crusading for social justice or exposing doing wrong

300

what are shield laws 

Allows journalists to protect confidential sources and unpublished material from subpoenas.

400
what is yellow journalism 

this term describe a story that relies on sensationalism and to affect readers 

400

 What is a Beat Reporte

This is the term for a reporter assigned to check the same news source for each issue, such as police or art

400

What is the flag?

The name of the newspaper, set in display type at the top of the page, also called a nameplate

400

what is the rule of thirds 

the image placed at the field of the vision into thirds horizontally and vertically 

400

What is slander?

Defamation by the spoken word, rather than in print

500

 Who is Katie Couri 

In 2021, this person became the first journalist to serve as a guest host of Jeopardy! following Alex Trebek's death.

500

What is Objectivity

This ethical rule prohibits a journalist from taking a side on an issue they are covering

500

What is fair comment and criticism

This legal term refers to a journalist's right to criticize performers, politicians, and matters of public interest.

500

what is fair comment and criticism 

the legal term refers to a journalist's right to criticize 

500

: What is ethics

The branch of philosophy that deals with right and wrong in reporting

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