ADJECTIVES
PEOPLE
NEWSPAPERS
OTHER
VERBS
100

Characters, when written by a horrible and unimaginative writer

SHALLOW

100

The person in charge of publishing a newspaper and its stories.

EDITOR

100

The opening page

FRONT PAGE

100

The quality of being honest

INTEGRITY

100

To make sure or demonstrate that (something) is true, accurate, or justified.

VERIFY

200

You passed the test without mistakes.

FLAWLESS

200

A reliable account for what an event/crime/incident

SOURCE

200

A news article that reports the recent death of a person.

OBITUARY

200

To make things seem real that are not.

FABRICATE

200

To accept and acknowledge a personĀ“s freedom to have peaceful environment and not being disturbed.  

RESPECT PRIVACY

300

A synonym to boring

TEDIOUS

300

All the journalists, reporters, photographers under one term.

PRESS

300

 A newspaper belonging to sensationalist journalism.

TABLOID

300

Newly received information about an event that is currently occurring

BREAKING NEWS

300

To take the work or an idea of (someone) and pass it off as one's own.

PLAGIARIZE

400

The opposite of biased. It means not to be influenced by opinions.

OBJECTIVE

400

A person being (unintentionally) present at the crime scene to report on it later for the police/press etc. 

EYEWITNESS

400

A quality newspaper

BROADSHEET

400

The treatment of an issue by the media.

COVERAGE

400

To give a spoken or written account of something that has happened. 

REPORT

500

It is visually very clear and impossible not to notice.

GRAPHIC

500

A person employed to report for a newspaper or broadcasting organization.

CORRESPONDENT

500

The number of copies a newspaper distributes on an average day.

CIRCULATION

500

A single item of important news

NEWSFLASH

500

To represent (something) as being larger, better, or worse than it really is. 

EXAGGERATE

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