1-45. Under what circumstances should the authority for information be given in the lead? 1. Whenever the authority is widely known 2. When the source of information is clearly implied 3. When it is necessary to credit the Navy with a story that deals with Navy ships and personnel 4. When it is needed to overcome skepticism or to give support or emphasis to the information 1-46. When writing a lead, you should abide by all except which of the following guidelines? 1. Answer all of the five W’s and H 2. Present a summary of the story 3. Stress the news peg 4. Get the reader interested in reading the rest of the story 1-47. The bridge can be used for which of the following purposes? 1. To update the reader on events related to the story 2. To elaborate, explain or provide authority to facts in the lead 3. To provide a smooth transition from the lead to the body by bringing in secondary facts or filling in identification for the lead 4. All of the above 1–48. When writing a second, or follow-up story about a news event, you may wish to remind the reader of the previously  reported  facts. You should do this with which of the following  devices? 1. A  background  lead 2. A tie-in 3. A  tie-back 4. A  bridge 1-49. To inform a reader about other events taking place that supplement the story you are writing, you should use which of the following devices? 1. A  background  lead 2. A tie-in 3. A tie-back 4. A bridge 1-50. You  should  present  the  facts  and details of a news story in what sequence? 1. In  chronological  order 2. Ranging from greater to lesser  importance 3. With the most interesting details  presented  last 4. With the story built to a climax 1-51. What element of newswriting, when done properly, will give you an orderly outline for the body of the  story? 1. The  facts  themselves 2. The notes you take 3. The  lead 4. The  bridge 1-52. What is the current trend in newswriting   style? 1. Greater  formality  of  language 2. A  more  conversational  approach and  vocabulary 3. Shorter  stories 4. More  detailed  coverage 1-53. As a guide for punctuation, spelling,  capitalization  and abbreviation,   Navy  journalists should use what publication? 1. Armed  Forces  News  Style  Guide 2. GPO  Style  Manual 3. Associated  Press  Stylebook  and Libel Manual 6