Final Review

  six multiple choice on these

1. Timeliness- Reasons we choose to write,  How recent something happened, closer now most likely to be covered

2. Proximity- Reasons we choose to write, How close the subject is compared to where you are in the world, bowie or Katy mills 

3. Human Interest- Reasons we choose to write, something that appeals to our human nature, think it is interesting and unique 

4. Prominence- Reasons we choose to write, how important is the subject, more important more likely to be covered

5. Conflict- Reasons we choose to write, two people who disagrees, football game, bully and bullied person 

word bank decide where it goes 5 options 5 words

6. Interviews- something a reporter conducts with a source, their conversation

7. Research- what reporters do for their decided topic, find additional information

8. Quotations- words from your sources

9. Yes-no question-a question answered with yes or no

10. follow-up question- If ask a yes or no question, get source to elaborate further and continue with their answer 

3 questions, pair of sentences going to have to decide which is the most objective 

11. Objective writing- Little or no opinion in the sentence at all.

Multiple choice each has one question

12. Transition paragraph- Links quotations and paragraphs together

13. Hard news  story - Timely breaking news story 

14. Soft news story- people already know about not important of release

15. Inverted Pyramid-a hard news writing style r most news story most important at top least at bottom

16. Third-person point of view-That is what you write in everything except reviews and commentary, pronouns= He she They, first= I, Me second= you 

17. 5 Ws and H lead- who, what, when, where, why and, how use for a lead in hard news story

18. editing- Direct definition of what editing meansprepare (written material) for publication by correcting, condensing, or otherwise modifying it

all in one section first five are word bank 5 choices four question 4 multiple choice on quotations what should be when use

19. attribution- give credit to source for what they said

20. paraphrase-Summary of what source said written in a different way in your words 

21. fragmentary quotation- look up one we need one is not  23 

22. direct quotation- An exact word for word account of what the source said

23. partial quotation- look up one we need one is not  23 

24. Uses of quotations- quotes convey feeling and emotion pull reader into the story 

25. When to use quotations- same as 25  

26. When quotations are unnecessary or not desired- when you don't have to use quotes general knowledge

word bank and multiple choice

27. Editorial- article that states the newspapers opinion on a topic editorial board decided what the editorial will be usually editors of the paper

28. editorial page- a page or pages where the editorial, columns, opinion pieces, political cartoons, reviews, and the staff box/ mass head

29. columns- article written by a person who expresses just their opinion of the topic

30. editorial that criticizes- someone did something wrong

word bank and true false

31. editorial that explains- explain what happened in a community

32. editorial that persuades- getting someone to join them by explaining their mind
33. letter to the editor- written by someone in the community to the newspaper 

400 word news story
300 word opinion story
bonus 
write another opinion story or take current events quiz(multiple choice)