News
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong made global news by becoming the first person to step onto this celestial body.
What is the Moon?
False information shared to trick people is called this.
What is fake news (or misinformation)?
Large, bold words printed at the very top of the front page to announce the biggest story are called this.
What is a headline?
This small button on a camera or smartphone screen is pressed to take a picture.
What is the shutter (or shutter button)?
The main image and title on the front of a magazine are designed to catch your eye on this page.
What is the cover?
On April 15, 1912, news broke worldwide that this "unsinkable" ocean liner had struck an iceberg and sunk in the North Atlantic
What is the Titanic?
To make sure an online article is telling the truth, you should always look to see who wrote it, which means checking this.
What is the source (or author)?
The daily section of a newspaper filled with word games, Sudoku, and funny illustrated comic strips is known by this name.
What is the comic section (or funnies)?
To make a distant object appear closer in a photograph, you use this feature on a camera.
What is zoom?
When you pay a monthly or yearly fee to receive every new issue of a magazine delivered to your house, you have one of these.
What is a subscription?
On August 15, 1945, world headlines celebrated V-J Day, marking the official end of this global conflict.
What is World War ll?
Unlike a news report, an opinion article tells you what the writer thinks rather than just sharing these.
What are facts?
The person who runs a newspaper, decides which stories get published, and fixes errors in articles holds this title.
What is an editor?
When taking photos in low light, this camera device provides a quick burst of bright light to illuminate the scene.
What is a flash?
Unlike daily newspapers, most popular magazines are published on this schedule, such as once every four weeks.
What is monthly?
On November 22, 1963, news anchors like Walter Cronkite delivered the shocking news of the assassination of this U.S. President in Dallas, Texas.
Who is John F. Kennedy (JFK)?
Headlines designed with wild or dramatic language specifically to trick you into clicking a link are called this.
What is clickbait?
The line at the start of a news article that tells you who wrote it is called this.
What is a byline?
The glass part on the front of a camera that focuses light to capture a clear picture is called this.
What is a lens?
A single copy of a magazine that comes out on a specific date is referred to as one of these.
What is an issue?
On July 4, 1776, historic news spread that American leaders had signed this document declaring independence from Great Britain.
What is the Declaration of Independence?
Before believing a surprising claim online, checking other trusted websites to see if they report the same thing is called doing this.
What is fact-checking?
Small paid listings printed in back sections for things like selling cars, listing job openings, or finding apartments are called these.
What are classified ads? (ads)
This three-legged stand is used to hold a camera steady and prevent blurry pictures.
What is a tripod?
The front section of a magazine that lists all the articles and what page numbers to find them on is called this.
What is the table of contents?