Vocab
True/False
Short Answer
Fill in the Blank
Inference
100

What does around the clock mean? 

All day and all night. 

100

Amanda's project took less time to complete than she expected. 

False 

100

What was Amanda's dad reading when she got home from school?

He was reading the newspaper.

100

Amanda stayed after school to work on her special project ____ days in a row. 

Three

100

Should the news be persuasive, entertaining, or informative?

Informative

200

What does certain mean in the context of the story?

Specific things, or things we know for sure. 

200

Amanda's dad saw the project and thought it was very well done. 

True

200

What are the two types of news discussed in the story?

Newspaper news and internet news
200

Amanda's partner's name is _____.

Zach 

200

What types of things does the news report on?

Breaking news, weather, politics, world news, etc. 

300

What does old school mean? 

Old school refers to someone or something that is old-fashioned or traditional. 

300

Amanda did not have to provide examples in her project. 

False

300

How did Amanda's dad do research when he was in school?

He did his research in the library using books, newspapers, and magazines. 

300

Amanda is creating a webpage for her ____ class. 

Technology

300

What kinds of people create the news? 

Reporters, journalists, news anchors, etc. 

400

What does traditional mean? 

Something that has been done for a long time, something that is repeated. 

400

Amanda's project compared the certain news stories available during different times. 

True 

400

What is Amanda's webpage about?

It is about the difference between newspaper news and internet news. 
400

After finding out what type of news her dad likes, Amanda says, "You are so ____ _____, Dad."

Old school
400

What are the main differences between the two types of news?

Newspaper news is only available once a day and is printed on paper. Internet news is published online and appears almost as soon as the news happens. 

500

What are headlines? 

Headlines are at the top of an article or page in a newspaper and often the title of a story. 

500

Amanda's dad prefers internet news over newspaper news. 

False

500

How did Amanda and her partner do research?

They used the internet to do their research. 

500

Amanda's newspaper had pictures of _____.

Traditional newspaper headlines and internet news headlines. 
500

What other places can somebody find out about the news?

Magazines, radio, TV, etc. Answers will vary! :)