Vocabulary
This often is found underneath a photograph and includes information about what is happening in the photo.
Describes what is happening locally, nationally, and globally.
What is news writing?
Includes the 5 W's and 1 H.
What is a lead?
An historical event with corruption, espionage, and cover-ups.
What is Watergate?
Exact words attributed to an interviewee.
What is a direct quote?
Often a deep look into corruption or misdeeds.
What is investigative journalism?
Often follows a direct quote and expands on information in the quote.
What is a transition?
What is ESCAPE?
Includes asking questions; observations of surroundings, body language, and voice; and follow ups
What is interviewing?
Captures specific moments or people to represent larger news.
What is photojournalism?
A type of transition used to connect an event and its outcome.
What is cause and effect?
One general rule of photojournalism.
Various answers
Basic news structure.
What is LQTQ?
Examples include Ask Amy.
What is a column?
A final quote that appears at the end of an article.
What is a kicker quote?
Team that broke the Boston Catholic Church's cover-up of child sexual abuse.
A person or group that provides information to a reporter.
What is a source?
An article from the perspective of an editorial board or individual.
What is an op-ed?
Approaching an event, person, or subject with a credibility, dignity, and respect.
What are journalism ethics?
A form of nonfiction that combines factual reporting with narrative techniques and stylistic strategies
What is literary journalism?