Final Exam

Question 0

Class two

Answer 0

Clearly implicit biblical position -ie putting your kids in Christians schools

Question 1

Class one

Answer 1

Show what life is like with God in it and what it’s like without Him

Question 2

Class three

Answer 2

Give the poor full legal rights

Question 3

Class four

Answer 3

Dangers of human kingship… Bad to see government as savior

Question 4

Class five

Answer 4

Biblical sense of human nature. We are not naturally peaceful creatures

Question 5

Class six

Answer 5

Balance views and perspectives on topics with not biblical position

Question 6

The bible and journalism

Answer 6

Journalists should know that the bibles if useful for more than just salvation but for application in all parts of life

Question 7

Determining what is covered in a story

Answer 7

Proximity, time, interesting

Question 8

Story structures

Answer 8

Circular, alternating and locational

Question 9

The 4 leads

Answer 9

Anecdotal lead - short or amusing lead
Descriptive lead - presents a scene without including characters or action
Situation lead- raises a sense of conflict
Multi vignette lead- sense that many ppl are undergoing a particular problem

Question 10

Nut graph

Answer 10

Paragraph that explains the news value of a story

Question 11

Ernie Pyle

Answer 11

American journalist with columns about the war especially in WWII

Question 12

Joseph Pulitzer

Answer 12

Newspaper publisher of the St. Louis post dispatch and the New York world

Question 13

Malice

Answer 13

Intention to do evil

Question 14

Libel

Answer 14

A published false statement that is damaging to a persons reputation a written defamation

Question 15

Defense for libel

Answer 15

Statements made in a good faith and reasonable belief that they were true

Question 16

Activities of a school budget

Answer 16

Mixed feelings of community taxes going up and providing the best education for students

Question 17

Civil law

Answer 17

System of law concerned with private relations between members of a community rather than criminal military or religious affairs

Question 18

Criminal law

Answer 18

A system of law concerned with the punishment of those who commit crimes

Question 19

Pseudo sources

Answer 19

People who stage events for the press that resemble spontaneous events

Question 20

Reliability tests

Answer 20

Is a measure of reliability obtained by administering the same test twice over a period of time to a group of individuals.

Question 21

Pretrial motions include

Answer 21

Endightnment and arraignment

Question 22

Samuel Adams

Answer 22

His writings are in the Boston gazette

Question 23

Nellie Bly

Answer 23

One of the early muchrackers who spent right days in an insane asylum so she could report on the horrible conditions

Question 24

Governor Berkeley

Answer 24

Governor of Virginia and states that he was glad to have the colony without colleges or printing presses

Question 25

William Brisbane

Answer 25

An abolitionist and baptist clergy, freed 35 slaves

Question 26

Henry burton

Answer 26

Known for his harsh criticism of the religious views

Question 27

Whittaker chambers

Answer 27

Left the communist party and was hired by time magazine

Question 28

Thomas Cranmer

Answer 28

Protest at that was burned at the shake even after his recantation because he “led others astray”

Question 29

John dillingham

Answer 29

Wrote the parliament scout

Question 30

Horace Greeley

Answer 30

Pioneer in the newspaper business. Coined phrase “go west young man go west”

Question 31

John hooper

Answer 31

Bishop of Gloucester and burned at the stake

Question 32

Henri VIII

Answer 32

Brutal ruler and persecutor of England, had six wives and countless affairs

Question 33

Alexander leighton

Answer 33

Doctor, preacher and pamphleteer

Question 34

Martin Luther

Answer 34

The father of the Protestant reformation

Question 35

John Milton

Answer 35

Author of poem paradise lost