Newpapers

Question 1

What are the two types of tabloids?

Answer 1

red tops and middle markets

Question 2

Name 3 red tops

Answer 2

The Sun, The Daily Mirror, The Daily Star

Question 3

What do red tops mainly report on other than news?

Answer 3

celebrity gossip and scandals

Question 4

what type of language do red tops have?

Answer 4

simpler language and more pictures than other papers

Question 5

what name are broadsheets given?

Answer 5

qualities

Question 6

name 3 broadsheets

Answer 6

The telegraph, the times, the guardian

Question 7

broadsheets are more e— than redtops

Answer 7

expensive

Question 8

broadsheets have a lower c—

Answer 8

circulation

Question 9

what class do broadsheets target to?

Answer 9

higher classes

Question 10

what do sunday editions of newspapers include?

Answer 10

supplements

Question 11

name 2 middle markets

Answer 11

daily mail, daily express

Question 12

which company is the sun owned by?

Answer 12

News UK

Question 13

Which company is News UK a subsidiary of?

Answer 13

News Corp

Question 14

Who owns News Corp?

Answer 14

Rupert Mordoch

Question 15

How many days a week was The Sun originally published?

Answer 15

6

Question 16

what is the sun’s average daily print circulation?

Answer 16

1.3M

Question 17

What is the sun’s average daily readership?

Answer 17

2.3M

Question 18

what kind of newspaper is the sun?

Answer 18

Tabloid red top

Question 19

What is the sun’s political allegiance?

Answer 19

conservative

Question 20

what was the sun’s original political stance towards?

Answer 20

labour

Question 21

does the sun support the EU?

Answer 21

No

Question 22

what is the sun’s majority readers’ gender?

Answer 22

male

Question 23

what is the sun’s majority of readers class?

Answer 23

C2DE

Question 24

What is the sun’s majority readers age?

Answer 24

35-64 years old

Question 25

what organisation regulates newspapers?

Answer 25

IPSO

Question 26

name 2 ways readers can digitally access the sun newspapers

Answer 26

they can read news from the print newspapers for free on the website they can sign up to a digital edition of the print newspaper

Question 27

How much does the digital edition of the sun newspaper cost?

Answer 27

£4.99 a week

Question 28

How does the sun engage beyond its target audience?

Answer 28

The Sun supplies free content to Apple News. The click-throughs from the UK’s most popular news app supply 23% of The Sun’s page views.

Question 29

which 5 social medias can you follow the sun on?

Answer 29

Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram.

Question 30

why is the sun known as ''the peoples newspaper'?

Answer 30

Using words in bold, lots of visuals and smaller chunks of text means they are purposefully making their product accessible to everyone and especially appealing to members of our society who have weaker literacy skills or just want an easy read

Question 31

what is sun hols?

Answer 31

a scheme on the sun where you collect tokens for a holiday

Question 32

what is an advertorial?

Answer 32

content written by journalists, which although looking like editorial copy is actually an advert that has been paid for by the brand

Question 33

what kind of newspaper is the guardian?

Answer 33

quality

Question 34

what is the guardian's political stance?

Answer 34

leaning towards left

Question 35

what is the guardian's average daily print circulation?

Answer 35

105,000

Question 36

what is the guardian reader's average age?

Answer 36

54

Question 37

what percentage of the guardian's readers are male?

Answer 37

54%

Question 38

how many newstand sales does the guardian have?

Answer 38

53,902

Question 39

how many subscriptions does the guardian have?

Answer 39

51,232

Question 40

what percentage of the guardian's demographic is ABC1?

Answer 40

86%

Question 41

What was the guardian's original format?

Answer 41

tabloid

Question 42

why is it beneficial that the guardian isn't owned by a group of shareholders?

Answer 42

they believe that they can hold true to their core journalistic principles.

Question 43

how many of the sun's online readers are under 34?

Answer 43

60%

Question 44

what are editors expected to follow?

Answer 44

Editors’ Code of Practice.

Question 45

when did the hillsborough disaster take place?

Answer 45

April 15, 1989

Question 46

what fatalities occured during the hillsborough disaster?

Answer 46

96 dead and 766 injured

Question 47

what was the headline of the sun's initial reporting on the hillsborough disaster?

Answer 47

''the truth''

Question 48

what happened to the sun sales in liverpool after the disaster?

Answer 48

they dropped and nobody bought the sun anymore

Question 49

what is the sun known as in liverpool now?

Answer 49

the scum