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What is journalism?

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Journalism is the practice of gathering, assessing, creating, and presenting news and information.

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Why is journalism important?

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It plays a crucial role in informing the public and holding power accountable.

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What is accuracy in journalism?

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Ensuring all information is correct and verified.

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What does fairness mean in journalism?

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Providing balanced perspectives and avoiding bias.

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What is transparency in journalism?

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Disclosing sources and methods to build trust with the audience.

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What are the roles of journalists?

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Informers, investigators, and storytellers.

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What does a journalist do as an informer?

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Keeping the public updated on current events.

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What does a journalist do as an investigator?

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Uncovering the truth behind stories and issues.

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What does a journalist do as a storyteller?

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Crafting narratives that engage and inform the audience.

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What are the steps in the journalism process?

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Research, writing, and editing.

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What is the purpose of research in journalism?

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Gathering facts and data relevant to the story.

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What is involved in writing for journalism?

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Crafting the article or report with clear structure and style.

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What does editing entail in journalism?

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Reviewing and refining the content for clarity and accuracy.

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What is confidentiality in journalism?

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Protecting the identity of sources when necessary.

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What is plagiarism in journalism?

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Always crediting sources and original authors.

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What is a conflict of interest in journalism?

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Avoiding situations that could compromise journalistic integrity.

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What is breaking news?

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Urgent stories that require immediate reporting.

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What are feature stories?

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In-depth pieces that explore a particular topic or theme.

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What are opinion pieces?

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Articles that express personal views and analysis.

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What is the inverted pyramid structure?

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Presenting the most important information first, followed by supporting details.

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What is a lead paragraph?

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Crafting a compelling opening that grabs attention.

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What is active voice in writing?

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Using direct and engaging language to enhance readability.

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What is fact-checking?

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Verifying information from multiple sources.

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What is source evaluation?

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Assessing the credibility and reliability of sources.

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What are effective interview techniques?

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Conducting effective interviews to gather insights.

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What is the AP Style Guide?

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Following Associated Press guidelines for writing and formatting.

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What are headlines in journalism?

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Crafting attention-grabbing headlines that summarize the story.

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What are subheadings?

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Using subheadings to organize content and improve readability.

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What is news writing?

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Focused on presenting facts and information about recent events.

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What are the characteristics of news writing?

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Concise and objective, follows the inverted pyramid structure, and uses quotes.

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What is feature writing?

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In-depth and narrative style exploring a topic or person.

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What are the characteristics of feature writing?

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Descriptive language, human interest, and flexible structure.

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What is opinion writing?

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Expresses the writer’s views and perspectives.

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What are the characteristics of opinion writing?

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Clear thesis, supporting arguments, and engagement.

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What is investigative writing?

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In-depth reporting that uncovers hidden truths or issues.

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What are the characteristics of investigative writing?

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Rigorous research, narrative style, and impact.

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What is sports writing?

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Reporting and analyzing sports events and athletes.

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What are the characteristics of sports writing?

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Game coverage, profiles, and analysis.

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What is arts and entertainment writing?

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Covers arts, culture, and entertainment topics.

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What are the characteristics of arts and entertainment writing?

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Reviews, interviews, and cultural context.

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What is broadcast writing?

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Writing specifically designed for television or radio.

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What are the characteristics of broadcast writing?

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Brevity, conversational tone, and visual/audio elements.

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What is online writing?

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Content created for digital platforms, including websites and social media.

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What are the characteristics of online writing?

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SEO focused, interactivity, and conciseness.

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What are the common elements in types of writing in journalism?

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Lead, transition, and quote.

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What is the summary of journalism?

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Journalism is a vital part of society that requires skill, ethics, and a commitment to truth.

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What is the future of journalism?

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Emphasizes the importance of adapting to new technologies and changing media landscapes.