Journalism Title

3. A type of opinion article that represents the perspective of a group of people.
5. A type of reporter who uses mainly images instead of writing.
6. Short blurb before the story that says what the story is about.
8. The first wide-angle photo is a photo essay.
10. A type of camera angle that makes the subject look more powerful.
11. This tells you who wrote the story.
13. The part of a newspaper where you are most likely to find reviews.
14. Accompanies a photo-essay to add more context.
15. Title of a person who assigns and checks stories for accuracy and fairness.
16. A word-by-word account of what a source said.
18. The typical structure of a news story.
19. What you do to make sure a story is accurate.

1. The title of the person who is in charge of a newspaper.
2. The moral rules that journalists must follow.
4. A type of portrait where the surroundings reveal more about the subject's personality or lifestyle.
7. This tell you who said a quote.
9. A journalist can not write a story about something if they have one of these.
12. Tells you who took a photo in a newspaper.
17. The first line of a news article.