interviewing
feature writing
legal issues
general
100
What is an open-ended question?
a question where the person has to supply more than a one-word answer
100
Name three different types of features
informative, historical, personality profile, human interest
100
What is the purpose of a free press media system?
make money
100
What is the difference between a primary and a secondary source?
primary source - source directly involved secondary source - source has some knowledge
200
Who and how many people should a reporter interview?
at least three; one must be a primary source
200
What is the order for a feature article?
lead, quote, information/transition, quote, information/transtion, etc., end
200
Which type of media system is completed controlled by the government?
Eastern Bloc
200
What makes a good quote?
Something descriptive, something unique, opinion
300
What makes a topic newsworthy?
consequence, timely, proximity, and factual
300
What should be included in a feature lead?
an attention getting device and at least three ws and h
300
When does the government have the right to stop publication of material?
“Fighting Words”, Speech that creates a clear and present danger, Speech that presents a clear and immediate threat to national security, Speech that violates a person’s right to a fair trial
300
What is the difference between a partial, direct, and indirect quote?
direct - word for word indirect - paraphrase partial - part word for word; part paraphrase
400
Name three ways background information helps a reporter?
develop an angle, develop a line of questions, answer several ws and h
400
What should be included in an effective feature ending?
sum up article, circle back to beginning, express tone
400
What does something have to be for it to be considered libelous?
Published, identify person, harm reputation, false
400
What is the difference between a news and feature article?
News more timely, affects a large group of people, informs about a notable, recent event or happening