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Yearbook Theme
Photojournalism
History of Journalism
First Amendment
Journalism Ethics
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A great yearbook theme must be both...
What is visual and verbal?
100
Action, Reaction, Scrapbook, Illustration
What are the four types of storytelling photos?
100
The writing style journalists developed because the telegraph wires kept going down during the Civil War.
What is the inverted pyramid?
100
These are the five freedoms protected by the First Amendment.
What are Speech, Press, Religion, Assembly, Petition?
100
seek truth and report it as fully as possible, act independently, minimize harm
What are the three guiding principles for journalists?
200
Cover, Title Page, Opening/Closing
What is places the theme visual goes in a yearbook?
200
Photos must have these three things to be good
What are Storytelling appeal, Creative composition techniques, Strong technical quality?
200
This was developed in 1990 and it enabled anyone with a computer to establish a home page on the internet.
What is the World Wide Web?
200
This is the number of categories of expression that are not protected by the First Amendment.
What is 9?
200
The reason you should not print information about the basketball coach resigning before he makes it official.
What is to minimize harm?
300
Theme statement, Year, School Name
What is things that go on a yearbook cover?
300
Shape, Size, Eyeflow, Numbers
What are compositional guidelines used for the design of each photo?
300
He was the publisher of the New York Weekly Journal who was accused of and tried for libel in 1735
Who was John Peter Zenger?
300
injury from published or spoken communication
What is defamation?
300
This is the reason you should not write the NHS stories while you are a member of NHS.
What is act independently?
400
Framing, Angle and Selective Focus
What are some of the compositional techniques used to achieve dramatic effects?
400
This was the result of John Peter Zenger’s innocent verdict in his libel trial.
What is a free and independent press?
400
This is another word for published (written) communication that defames someone.
What is libel?
500
This is spoken communication that defames someone.
What is slander?