Chapter 11,12,13 Flashcards

1
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What are the characteristics of a feature story

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Lighter, more human, does it have to be related to the news event, no inverted pyramid, many details

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2
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What is a News Peg

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Can be pegged to a specific news item and publish the same day as the news story

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3
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What question should a personality profile answer

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Who they are; their backstory

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4
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How does timeliness apply to a feature story

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Evergreen – there is no time element involved; published at any time

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5
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A feature writer should not express opinions but can express what

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Tone

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6
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What is a reason for bad sports writing

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Overuse of trite expressions or slanguage that stem from sports jar gone

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7
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Can sports writers express opinions

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Yes they should be objective

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8
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Since the sporting event has already happened the writer must do what and create a word picture

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Interpret

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9
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What is the most important part of covering the game

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Cover winning and losing teams, Aim for broad balance coverage, right sports shorts to provide a record

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10
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How is post game story different from pregame or game story

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Post – almost always follow the same pattern; focus on interviews; untangles confused events; no summary lead – – – pregame – get info on opposing teams; include athletes conditions; keep detailed; watch for turning posts

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11
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What are the nine purposes of editorials

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To explain, to persuade, to warn, to entertain, to briefly comment, to answer, to criticize, to praise, to lead

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12
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An editorial that criticizes must offer what

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Helpful suggestions

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13
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What is point counterpoint

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Showcase opinion articles with opposing views side by side

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14
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What is the purpose of a review

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Make comparisons and evaluate, don’t give plot away, rating devices

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15
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What should the introduction to an editorial include

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It should state the background needed briefly

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16
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What is the first step before writing an editorial

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Choose a topic then go intro, reaction, details, Conclusion

17
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Describe reaction, details, and conclusion

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Reaction – set the reader up to receive your opinion
Details – support your reaction
Conclusion – some up and offer options

18
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What is a masthead, columns

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Masthead– Newspapers information and staff names

Columns – express the viewpoints of the writer, informal style

19
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Name editorial cartoons

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Symbol, metaphor, joke