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Assignment Questions - 14130_424
Assignment Questions - 14130_426

Journalist 3 & 2 - Introduction to Journalism and other reporting practices
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3-28. What factor contributes to creative writing? 1. Deadline  pressure 2. Ample time 3. Subject  matter 4. Market  variety the most 3-29. What major difference exists between  a  magazine  article  and a newspaper article? 1. Length 2. Subject  matter 3. Style 4. Punctuation  rules 3-30. The adoption of magazine traits by newspapers was influenced most by  what  factor? 1. Magazine   competition 2. Television competition 3. Educational advances of the public 4. Increased  creative  writing ability  of  newspaper journalists 3-31. Which of the following magazine style elements are now used by newspapers? 1. Feature  stories 2. Glossy  paper  stock 3. Looser  deadlines 4. Color  pages 3-32. Most major newspapers deal with the challenge  from  the  electronic  media in  reporting  timely  news  events  in which of the following ways? 1. They ignore, for the most part, those  events  reported  live  by radio  and  television 2. They offer in-depth coverage (background  information  and lengthy  analysis)  of  those events 3. They report those news events using  the  upright  pyramid  style 3-33. When  you  write  a  magazine  article, you should use which of the following   formats? 1. Inverted  pyramid 2. Upright  pyramid 3. The one that best suits  the  story IN  ANSWERING  QUESTIONS  3-34  THROUGH  3-39, SELECT FROM COLUMN B THE TYPE OF MAGAZINE ARTICLE  DESCRIBED  IN  COLUMN  A. RESPONSES MAY BE USED MORE THAN ONCE. 3-34. 3-35. 3-36. 3-37. 3-38. 3-39. A .     E S C R I P T I O NS  B.    TYPES It presents an 1. Personality inside  story  of sketch conditions  or  prob- lems   normally   un-   2.   Personal familiar  to  the experience average  reader 3. Confession Articles  of  this type   often   carry   4. Narrative an   “as told to...” byline Its  most  noticeable characteristic  is its  intimate,  con- fidential  tone  in which  the  writer seems to be person- ally  revealing  a secret to the reader It  contains  sharp characterizations, vivid  descriptions, dialogue,  action  and suspense to drama- tize the facts It is a short biog- raphy  that  includes an  individual’s achievements The  purpose  of  this type of article is to portray  the  intimate detai1s of the char- acter  and  personality of  an  individual 17







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