General Vocab- Journalism Foundation

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Across
  1. 3. telling a story in a non-biased way without inserting your personal opinion
  2. 6. establishing the source of your quote or photo
  3. 7. a structure for article writing that goes Lead, Quote, Transition, Quote
  4. 9. who, what, when, where, why, and how- used to create a lead
  5. 10. inflammatory and misleading writing
  6. 13. a structure for article writing that starts with the most important information and trickles down to the least important; can get repetitive
  7. 14. a published false statement that damages someone’s character
  8. 15. known to be an unbiased, trustworthy, and reliable news source
Down
  1. 1. the ability to identify and present the most relevant information to your readers
  2. 2. to inappropriately insert comments or opinions in an article that should be factual
  3. 4. facts that can be verified and researched
  4. 5. gives us 5 freedoms - (1) religion (2) speech (3) press (4) protest (5) petition
  5. 8. taking someone else’s work, research, or information and publishing it as your own
  6. 11. the right to defend oneself from criticism in the forum or media where the critique came from
  7. 12. questions that elicit a lengthy response rather than a yes/no answer; great for interviews to get strong quotes