The Global Investigative Journalism Handbook
The "Same Old Warlords" in Afghanistan were courted by one of these two organizations
What is NATO or THE TALIBAN?
This is the act of explaining or describing something
What is EXPOSITION?
The Quanikuk Incident occurred in the town of Graywick in this US state
What is CONNECTICUT?
This is the phrase, often in a larger font, that appears at the very top of an article
What is a HEADLINE?
In a "Newscaster voice," ask a question whose answer is:
JOURNALISM
(e.g.) What is THE WRITING OF NEWS FOR THE PURPOSE OF INFORMING AN AUDIENCE?
This state allegedly supported Allen Stanford in swindling millions of dollars
What is FLORIDA?
This sort of interview question gives the subject freedom to speak freely on a topic
What is OPEN-ENDED?
The falling pole caused this to happen to the Highland neighborhood of Graywick
What is LOSS OF POWER?
The overall structure of an article can be described as this two-word phrase
What is the INVERTED PYRAMID?
In a "Newscaster voice," ask a question whose answer is:
THE QUANIKUK
(e.g.) What is A MYTHICAL BIRD SAID TO LIVE IN THE GRAYWICK WOODS?
This United Nations agency produced the original Global Investigative Journalism Casebook
What is UNESCO?
When you make sure that something is true by checking an additional source, you do this
What is VERIFY?
They were one of the people you interviewed during Lesson 3
Who is ALEX FAY or JAMIE HOLLAN?
The paragraph of an article which answers the "Five Ws" is called this
What is LEAD?
In a "Newscaster voice," ask a question whose answer is:
EXTEMPORANEOUS
(e.g.) What is a word that means SPOKEN OR DONE WITHOUT PREPARATION OR SCRIPT?
This was the only country to be reported on by two separate articles from our Handbook
What is ZAMBIA?
This is a group of words with both a subject and a verb
that does not express a complete thought
What is a DEPENDENT CLAUSE?
This was the physical evidence found by the pole that suggested possible Quanikuk involvement
What is MANY DIFFERENT KINDS OF BIRD FEATHERS?
This is the information, near the top of an article, that identifies who wrote it
What is the BYLINE?
In a "Newscaster voice," ask a question whose answer is:
PREDICATE
(e.g.) What is A VERB PHRASE THAT COMMUNICATES WHAT IS "HAPPENING" IN A SENTENCE?
This person wrote one of the articles that we read in our Handbook
Who are LUCY KOMISAR, ALVIN CHIINGA, ALEXENIA DIMITROVA, SHAYAMLAL YADAV, FAIR, or STEPHEN GREY?
These are visuals -- like photos, illustrations or charts -- used in a publication
What are GRAPHICS?
The wildlife association which grants camping permits for the Graywick Woods is known by this five-letter acronym that sounds like a Pac-Man sound effect
What is WCWCA?
This is extra, supplemental text next to the main body of an article
What is a SIDEBAR?
In a "Newscaster voice," ask a question whose answer is:
CADENCE
(e.g.) What is THE FLOW OF RHYTHM, PITCH AND EMPHASIS IN ORATORY?