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Journalism 101
Newsworthiness
The Printing Press
Modern Journalism
Grab Bag
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What are the five w's and one h of journalism?
who, what, where, when, why, how
100
What are the five elements that make a story newsworthy?
Timeliness, Significance, Proximity, Prominence, Human Interest
100
Who invented the printing press?
Johann Gutenberg
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How are newspapers paid for?
Advertisements
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What year did St Genevieve Open?

1999

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What is a caption?
a title or brief explanation appended to an article, illustration, cartoon.
200
What is significance?
The number of people affected by the story.
200
What year was the printing press invented?
1450
200
How did the invention of the telegraph help spread news stories?
News stories and messages no longer had to be delivered in person.
200

How many students are enrolled in this class? (NO COUNTING)

32

300
What is an interview?
a meeting of people face to face
300
What is proximity?
Stories that happen closer to us mean more to us.
300
What two groups of people could read and write BEFORE the invention of the printing press?
The wealthy people and religious leaders
300
What is broadcast journalism?
News that is "broadcasted" or published electronically
300

What college did Mr. Mata attend?

Cal Poly, Pomona

400
What is copyright?
the exclusive legal right, given to an originator or an assignee to print, publish, perform, film, or record literary, artistic, or musical material
400
What is prominence?
Famous people get more news coverage than an average person.
400
Why did literacy increase after the invention of the printing press?
More people could afford books, so they began to learn how to read.
400
Give two examples of broadcast journalism
Radio, Television, or Internet
400

What is the name of the news reporter from CNN 10 student news?

Carl Azuz

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What is yellow journalism?
a type of journalism that presents little or no legitimate well-researched news and instead uses eye-catching headlines to sell more newspapers. Joseph Pulitzer achieved this by adding captions/pictures/etc. in newspapers.
500
What is human interest?
Appeal to emotion. Often make you feel amused, sad, or some other strong feeling.
500
What impact did the printing press have on our modern world?
News was spread faster, literacy increased, and humans became more dependent on machines to do their work
500
Explain media manipulation.
The media controls or influences how we think or feel about certain things.
500
Who is going to win the Superbowl?
THE EAGLES. E-A-G-L-E-S....EAGLES! (Remember, I am the one grading your test!)