History
Types of press
Modern media
Journalists and Investigations
Bonus
100

Where do we get the first mentions of printing from?

China

100

Briefly explain what a newspaper is

Published daily or weekly, focus on current news, politics, and events.

100

What is the main purpose of the press?

To inform people about news and events.

100

What is the main job of a journalist?

To inform the public and share news.

100

Name the two most famous news moderators on TV Nova.

Lucie Borhyová and Rey Koranteng.

200

From which century are the first known mentions of printing?

9th century

200

In what kind of press would you find out that your favorite artist is breaking up with their partner?

In tabloid.

200

How has the press changed in the digital age?

News is now online, with faster updates and social media sharing.

200

What is investigative journalism?

In-depth reporting to uncover hidden facts or wrongdoing.

200

How many copies of newspapers are printed worldwide every day?

Around 350 million copies.

300

In what century did printing begin in Europe?

15th century

300

Why are broadsheet sections seen as more reliable than tabloids?

Broadsheet sections are more factual, while tabloids focus on exaggeration.

300

What is one challenge modern media faces today?

The spread of fake news.

300

What methods do investigative journalists use?

Interviews, records, and undercover work.

300

What percentage of global news stories come from investigative journalism?

About 1%.

400

What is the name of the inventor of modern printing technology?

 Johannes Gutenberg

400

Briefly explain what Sections of Broadsheet are

Parts of a large-format newspaper, e.g., news, business, culture, and sports. Broadsheets are more detailed and formal.

400

How does the press support democracy?

It spreads political ideas, informs citizens, and promotes free speech.

400

Why is investigative journalism important?

It exposes corruption, crime, and injustice, creating social change.

400

How many newspapers are sold every minute around the world?

Around 250,000 copies.

500

What was the printing technique before the invention of movable letters?

The whole text was carved into the entire plate and then cast.

500

Briefly explain what magazines are

Published weekly or monthly, cover specific topics (e.g., fashion, science) with in-depth articles.

500

What are the pros and cons of citizen journalism?

  • Pros: Faster news from real people, diverse stories.
  • Cons: May lack accuracy or professionalism.
500

What risks do journalists face in investigations? Name the most famous example.

Threats to their safety, Ján Kuciak.

500

What is the record for the highest number of pages in a single newspaper edition?

3,215 pages (Sunday New York Times, 1987).

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