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Assignment Questions - 14130_463
Assignment Questions - 14130_465

Journalist 3 & 2 - Introduction to Journalism and other reporting practices
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ASSIGNMENT  9 Textbook  Assignment: “Writing Headlines and Cutlines” (continued) and “Libel, Right of Privacy,    Freedom of Information and Copyright,” pages 9-16 through  10–15. 9–1. By which of the following methods of cutline typography may you heighten the impact of a picture for 1. 2. 3. 4. 9-2. The better display? By setting the cutline in a larger  typeface  than  the  news column By setting the cutline boldface in the same style and size of type as the news column By using a different typeface than that in the news column Each of the above cutline  for  a  three-column photo is wrapped when it is set in what way? 1. As  a  single  column  stretching the full length of the photo 2. As  a  column  of  two-column  width and  centered  under  the  photo 3. As two columns, each one and a half columns in width and set side by side 4. As three columns of one column width each and set side by side 9-3. A  three–column  picture  carries  a two–column  wide  cutline  to  the right and a caption under the left hand column. What is the caption called? 1. An  underline 2. An overline 3. A lead-in 4. A side catchline 9–4. 9-5. 9–6. Assume  that  a  publication containing  pictures  is  to  be produced on the offset press. How may you save space if one of the  pictures  lends  itself  to  this method? 1. Mortise  the  cutline  into the  picture 2. Run  the  cutline  beside the  picture 3. Place the cutline below the  picture 4. Locate  the  cutline  above the  picture What principle should you observe when you lay out a page containing pictures,  cutlines  and  accompanying stories? 1. Always  run  the  picture  and accompanying  story  side  by  side 2. follow  tradition  and  place  the cutline  below  the  story 3. Consider  the  picture  and  its cutline  as  one  element 4. Run the cutline beside the picture YOU write a story and have a photo to accompany it. You learn the newspaper  has  space  problems  and can use the photo only. What, if anything,  should  you  do? 1. Rewrite the story to shorten it 2. Ask the layout artist to find another spot for the story and key the story and picture appropriately 3. Rewrite  the  cutline  to  include all  the  essential  facts 4. Nothing 56







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