Question 1

About how much does the Web contribute to total newspaper advertising?

Accepted Answer

A)  Less than 2 percent 
B)  Less that 9 percent 
C)  More than 15 percent 
D)  More than 27 percent 
E)  More than 76 percent 
A)  Less than 2 percent 
B)  Less that 9 percent 
C)  More than 15 percent 
D)  More than 27 percent 
E)  More than 76 percent B

Question 2

When the delivery form of journalism changes…

Accepted Answer

A)  the process of journalism changes significantly 
B)  the process of journalism changes slightly 
C)  the values of journalism change significantly 
D)  the values of journalism change slightly 
E)  the values of journalism become unimportant 
A)  the process of journalism changes significantly 
B)  the process of journalism changes slightly 
C)  the values of journalism change significantly 
D)  the values of journalism change slightly 
E)  the values of journalism become unimportant B

Question 3

All stories printed by journalists have gone through multiple drafts.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

Which is not a news value?

Accepted Answer

A)  Conflict 
B)  Impact 
C)  Transparency 
D)  Timeliness 
E)  Currency 
A)  Conflict 
B)  Impact 
C)  Transparency 
D)  Timeliness 
E)  Currency

Question 5

A story in the UC News Record that tells students about a tuition increase and how that might affect their financial aide relies most heavily on what element of news?

Accepted Answer

A)  Impact 
B)  Prominence 
C)  Novelty/emotions 
D)  Timeliness 
A)  Impact 
B)  Prominence 
C)  Novelty/emotions 
D)  Timeliness

Question 6

A sudden, compelling news event covered immediately by reporters is called…

Accepted Answer

A)  commodity 
B)  an information alert 
C)  journalism 
D)  breaking news 
E)  currency 
A)  commodity 
B)  an information alert 
C)  journalism 
D)  breaking news 
E)  currency

Question 7

A TV reporter's script must go through multiple reads before it is sent to edit?

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

How does transparency journalism seek to repair the trust between news and news audiences?

Accepted Answer

Transparency journalism seeks to repair

Question 9

Impact is always about the number of people affected.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

To capture the mass market, what two newspapers of the United Kingdom and the United States worked to reach the maximum number of readers?

Accepted Answer

A)  
A)  The "Pony Express" 
B)  
B)  The "Penny Press" 
C)  
C)  The "Pauper Press" 
D)  b and c are correct 
E)  None are correct 
A)  
A)  The "Pony Express" 
B)  
B)  The "Penny Press" 
C)  
C)  The "Pauper Press" 
D)  b and c are correct 
E)  None are correct

Question 11

How can journalists improve their listening skills:

Accepted Answer

A)  surveys. 
B)  hosting forums. 
C)  attending public meetings. 
D)  all of the above. 
A)  surveys. 
B)  hosting forums. 
C)  attending public meetings. 
D)  all of the above.

Question 12

List and describe the four function of transparency listed in chapter 3.

Accepted Answer

The four functions of transparency liste

Question 13

An edited set of video clips for a broadcast news story is called…

Accepted Answer

A)  a beat 
B)  breaking news 
C)  an enterprise story 
D)  a commodity 
E)  a package 
A)  a beat 
B)  breaking news 
C)  an enterprise story 
D)  a commodity 
E)  a package

Question 14

The documentary "Dying to tell the story" was about a photojournalist named ---- who was killed covering the war in ---- ___ .

Accepted Answer

The answer of The documentary "Dying to tell the story"...

Question 15

Those whoe send pictures or videos to News Organizations are called Citizen Journalists?

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

About how much does the Web contribute to total newspaper advertising?

Accepted Answer

A)  Less than 2 percent 
B)  Less than 9 percent 
C)  More than 15 percent 
D)  More than 27 percent 
E)  More than 76 percent 
A)  Less than 2 percent 
B)  Less than 9 percent 
C)  More than 15 percent 
D)  More than 27 percent 
E)  More than 76 percent

Question 17

The Open Newsroom project is an attempt to change the way local news is produced. How?

Accepted Answer

The Open Newsroom project is an initiati

Question 18

Enterprise stories are ones written about pseudo events.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

"Dying to tell the story" is a documentary about the photojournalist Dan Eldon, who was killed covering the war in:

Accepted Answer

A)  Somalia 
B)  Zimbabwe 
C)  Kosovo 
D)  Iraq 
A)  Somalia 
B)  Zimbabwe 
C)  Kosovo 
D)  Iraq

Question 20

Information, news and journalism are NOT synonyms.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

About how much does the Web contribute to total newspaper advertising?

When the delivery form of journalism changes…

All stories printed by journalists have gone through multiple drafts.

Which is not a news value?

A story in the UC News Record that tells students about a tuition increase and how that might affect their financial aide relies most heavily on what element of news?

A sudden, compelling news event covered immediately by reporters is called…

A TV reporter's script must go through multiple reads before it is sent to edit?

How does transparency journalism seek to repair the trust between news and news audiences?

Impact is always about the number of people affected.

To capture the mass market, what two newspapers of the United Kingdom and the United States worked to reach the maximum number of readers?

How can journalists improve their listening skills:

List and describe the four function of transparency listed in chapter 3.

An edited set of video clips for a broadcast news story is called…

The documentary "Dying to tell the story" was about a photojournalist named ---- who was killed covering the war in ---- ___ .

Those whoe send pictures or videos to News Organizations are called Citizen Journalists?

About how much does the Web contribute to total newspaper advertising?

The Open Newsroom project is an attempt to change the way local news is produced. How?

Enterprise stories are ones written about pseudo events.

"Dying to tell the story" is a documentary about the photojournalist Dan Eldon, who was killed covering the war in:

Information, news and journalism are NOT synonyms.

The Mirror, the Watchdog and the Marketplace

What Is Journalism

The Independent Journalist

From Disruption, New Models Emerge

What Do Journalists Owe Us

The Foundations of Free Expression

Conclusion

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Exam 3: Making Journalism

About how much does the Web contribute to total newspaper advertising?

When the delivery form of journalism changes…

All stories printed by journalists have gone through multiple drafts.

Which is not a news value?

A story in the UC News Record that tells students about a tuition increase and how that might affect their financial aide relies most heavily on what element of news?

A sudden, compelling news event covered immediately by reporters is called…

A TV reporter's script must go through multiple reads before it is sent to edit?

How does transparency journalism seek to repair the trust between news and news audiences?

Impact is always about the number of people affected.

To capture the mass market, what two newspapers of the United Kingdom and the United States worked to reach the maximum number of readers?

How can journalists improve their listening skills:

List and describe the four function of transparency listed in chapter 3.

An edited set of video clips for a broadcast news story is called…

The documentary "Dying to tell the story" was about a photojournalist named ---- who was killed covering the war in ---- ___ .

Those whoe send pictures or videos to News Organizations are called Citizen Journalists?

About how much does the Web contribute to total newspaper advertising?

The Open Newsroom project is an attempt to change the way local news is produced. How?

Enterprise stories are ones written about pseudo events.

"Dying to tell the story" is a documentary about the photojournalist Dan Eldon, who was killed covering the war in:

Information, news and journalism are NOT synonyms.

The Mirror, the Watchdog and the Marketplace

What Is Journalism

The Independent Journalist

From Disruption, New Models Emerge

What Do Journalists Owe Us

The Foundations of Free Expression

Conclusion

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