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This principle of journalism requires writers to present accurate and verifiable information rather than personal opinions.
Ans: Objectivity
This news-writing structure arranges information from the most important details to the least important details.
Ans: Inverted Pyramid
A news article presents accurate information that can be verified and supported by facts.
A. Conciseness B. Clarity C. Factuality
Ans: C. Factuality
It is an official written announcement issued by an organization, school, government agency, or company to share information with the media and the public.
Ans: Press Release
It is a type of journalistic writing that explores a person, event, place, issue, or experience in greater depth, often using descriptive and engaging language.
a. News article b. Press Release c. Feature article
Ans: Feature Article
This is the title of a news article that summarizes the main story and attracts readers' attention.
Ans: headline
This part of a news article provides additional details, background information, quotations, and supporting facts.
Ans: Body
A news article uses brief and direct sentences to communicate information without unnecessary words.
a. Conciseness b. Evidence-based c. Timeliness
Ans: A. Conciseness
This part provides the name, telephone number, or email address of the person whom journalists can contact for additional information.
Ans: Media Contact Information
This characteristic of feature article refers to the use of vivid and descriptive words that help readers imagine a person, place, event, or experience.
a. Descriptive language b. Creative Style
c. In-depth Coverage
Ans: A. Descriptive language
This refers to the final part of a news article, which usually contains less essential details or additional information.
Ans: Tail
This is the person who gathers information, interviews sources, and writes news stories for publication.
Ans: Journalist/Reporter
A news article uses simple, precise, and understandable language so readers can easily grasp the message.
a. objectivity b.clarity c. factuality
Ans: B. Clarity
This part or notation indicates that the press release has ended and that no further information follows.
Ans: End Mark
This characteristic allows a writer to include human experiences, emotions, and personal stories to help readers connect with the topic.
a. Human Interest b. Background and Context
c. Personality feature
Ans: A. Human interest
This is the opening part of a news article that presents the most important information and answers the key questions when possible.
Ans: Lead
This refers to a person's exact words reported in a news article and enclosed in quotation marks.
Ans: Direct Quotation
This characteristic means that a news article presents information fairly without allowing the writer's personal opinions or biases to influence the report.
a. Significance b. Objectivity c. Unusualness
Ans. B. Objectivity
This part contains the main heading of a press release and summarizes the announcement in a few words.
Ans: Headline
This is the part of a feature article that summarizes the main idea or leaves readers with a memorable final thought.
a. Lead b. Headline c. Conclusion
Ans: C. Conclusion
This type of text presents factual information about current events and issues to inform the public.
Ans: Journalistic Text
It is a written report that provides information about recent or important events, issues, or developments.
Ans: News Article
A news article supports its claims with interviews, official reports, statistics, documents, and reliable sources.
a. Timeliness b. Objectivity c. Evidence-based
Ans: C. Evidence -based
This part provides additional details, background information, explanations, and supporting facts about the announcement.
Ans: Body
This characteristic means that a feature article presents accurate information supported by reliable sources and research.
a. In-depth coverage b. Accuracy
c. Creative Style
Ans: B. Accuracy