Journalism Basics
First Amendment
News Terminology
Ethics in Journalism
Types of Journalism
100

The “5Ws” in journalism stand for these five questions.


Bonus Points: What does the H stand for?

(Who, What, When, Where, and Why?)


How 

100

One of the freedoms guaranteed by the First Amendment that allow a platform to speak your mind

What is freedom of speech?

100

The person responsible for overseeing a publication’s content

What is the editor?

100

A journalist should never intentionally publish this.

What is false information?

100

Reporting on current events and breaking news.

What is news journalism?

200

The process of gathering, verifying, and reporting news.

What is reporting?

200

This right allows journalists to report on the government without interference.

What is freedom of the press?

200

A short paragraph at the start of an article that summarizes the main points.

What is the lead/lede? 

200

Using someone else’s words without credit is called this.


Double points!!

What is plagiarism?

200

Journalism focused on entertainment, celebrities, or lifestyle.

What is feature journalism?

300

The first step in writing a news article, answering the "5Ws and 1H."

What is research or brainstorming?

300

The First Amendment is part of this document

What is the U.S. Constitution?

300

The term for fake news or misinformation spread as truth.

What is disinformation?

300

This principle requires journalists to give all sides of a story a fair voice

What is balanced reporting?

300

This type of journalism analyzes government and public policy.

What is political journalism?

400

The structure of a news article that starts with the most important information.

What is the inverted pyramid?

400

True or False: The First Amendment guarantees the right to say anything without consequences.

False 

400

This term refers to an article’s title.

What is a headline?

400

A journalist who reports on a company they own stock in might have this

What is a conflict of interest?

400

Stories about local community events or issues fall under this category.

What is community Journalism

500

This term refers to the process of verifying information from multiple reliable sources before publishing.

What is fact-checking?

500

Name two responsibilities that come with press freedom.

What are accuracy and avoiding defamation?

500

A journalist’s main source of information for an article.

What is an interview or primary source?

500

This word means reporting with honesty and transparency.

What is integrity?

500

This type of journalism uses in-depth research and reporting to uncover hidden truths or systemic issues.


Double points Opportunity (Follow up question)

what is investigative journalism?

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