Unit 10: Journalism

Word Stress 1

100

Which syllable is stressed in covered?

2 syllables: co-vered

200

Which syllable is stressed 'obligation'?

ob-li-ga-tion

300

Which syllable is stressed in underlying?

un-der-ly-ing

400

Which syllable is stressed in 'paradigm'?

pa-ra-digm

500

Which syllable is stressed in compiled?

2. com-piled

Word Stress 2

100

Which syllable is stressed in principle?

prin-ci-ple

200

Which syllable is stressed in ethics?

e-thics

300

Which syllable is stressed in adequately?

a-de-quate-ly

400

Which syllable is stressed in professional?

pro-fe-ssion-al

500

Which syllable is stressed in objective?

ob-jec-tive

VocabularyBonus 100: Name the part of speech aka word form

100

describing things are fundamental to an event or action

underlying

200

describing things that are morally wrong or right for society

ethical

300

a model or way of doing something

a paradigm

400

a person, book or document that gives you information

a source

500

a rule or belief about what is right

principles

Explain the WordBonus 100: Name the part of speech aka word form

100

When I read the news, I read multiple articles and watch different news programs.  What does 'multiple' mean?

many

200

I got a 'C' on my research paper.  My work was adequate.  What does 'adequate' mean?

enough to pass the assignment

300

A deepfake is compiled of many images.  What does 'compiled' mean?

put together from different sources

400

Journalists cover news events.  What does 'cover' mean?

report the details of news events

500

Because he focuses on what he wants, Donald Trump usually doesn't pay attention to ethics.  What does 'ethics' mean?

the rules of what is right or wrong for society

Lecture: The Seven Principles of Journalism:Use your lecture notes!

100

Name first principle of the Seven Principles of Journalism mentioned in the lecture.

tell the truth

200

What is the third principle of the Seven Principles of Journalism from the lecture.

Journalists need to be independent and objective.

300

What is a citizen journalist?

A person who writes a blog and chooses which news stories are important.

400

How has the Internet changed the way journalists cover stories?

Journalists stay in their offices to research on the Internet.

500

Has the Internet created a place for more news or less news today?  Explain for an extra 100 points.

There is more news because there are more news websites.