Key Vocab
Something that has high importance.
What are priorities?
Today, we have _________ to news whenever we want it.
What is access?
An editor who leaves information out of an article is expressing bias through ______________.
What is omission?
The desire to return to a a previous political state.
What is Libertarianism?
Your main point or topic sentence.
What is the Claim?
Opinions that effect the way something is seen or presented.
What is bias?
Political candidates know exactly how to find young people in the internet who are ______________ in news and current events activities.
What is engaged?
Where a story is placed influences what a reader or viewer thinks about its _______________.
What is importance?
Complete state control of the economy and society.
What is Communism?
Analyzing how the evidence proves the claim.
What is Reasoning?
The ability to get and use something. `
What is access?
News has two ____________: it must be current and it must mean something to people.
What are priorities?
Headlines can present carefully hidden bias and _______________.
What are prejudices?
Balancing social change with tradition.
What is Moderate?
CER stands for these three words.
What is Claim, Evidence, and Response.
Fake or misleading.
What is distorted?
A steady exposure to sensational images like "car crashes" & "shootings" can give us a ________________ view of what goes on in the world.
What is distorted?
News media often use _______________ and ______________ to describe people.
What are labels and titles.
Focus of free markets, traditional values, and lower taxes.
What is Conservativism?
Examples from personal experience.
What is Evidence?
To be interested and involved in something.
What is engaged?
Not all bias is __________________.
What is deliberate?
Companies often supply news outlets with ____________, photos, or videos.
What are news releases?
Focus in social progress and econimic regulation.
What is Liberalism?
Synonym for persuade
What is convince?