Journalism and Photography

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Across
  1. 1. – An opinion or evaluation about a book, movie, product, or event.
  2. 3. – To check if information is true or correct.
  3. 5. – To make writing, photos, or information available to the public.
  4. 7. – The amount of light that reaches a camera sensor or film when taking a photo.
  5. 12. – A first version of writing that may still need changes.
  6. 14. – The latest time or date something must be finished.
  7. 15. you want, I can also **make them harder**, **shorter**, or **more puzzle-style clues** instead of direct definitions.
  8. 17. – A person who records videos, especially for events or storytelling.
  9. 18. – Reporting or recording events for news or media.
  10. 21. – The way text, pictures, and design are arranged on a page.
  11. 22. – A written or typed copy of spoken words.
  12. 23. – To produce words or images on paper using a machine or printer.
  13. 25. – A story or description of events.
  14. 28. – The main title of a news story or article that tells what it is about.
  15. 29. – A way of thinking about or viewing something.
  16. 30. – Different ways information and news are shared, like TV, newspapers, and the internet.
  17. 31. – The tiny dot that makes up a digital image or screen.
Down
  1. 2. – A note that shows where information or ideas were found.
  2. 4. – Checking writing for spelling, grammar, or punctuation mistakes.
  3. 6. – Keeping information private and not sharing it with others.
  4. 8. – A regularly sent publication that shares news or updates about a topic or group.
  5. 9. – To send out audio or video programs through TV, radio, or online streaming.
  6. 10. – Using someone else’s work or ideas and pretending they are your own.
  7. 11. – The control or blocking of information from being shared publicly.
  8. 13. – To capture or store sound, video, or information for later use.
  9. 16. – Being real, genuine, or true.
  10. 19. – The group of people who watch, listen to, or read media.
  11. 20. – A detailed and interesting article that focuses on a person, place, or topic.
  12. 24. Stories or writing that are made up and not real.
  13. 26. – The part of a camera that opens and closes to control light entering the lens.
  14. 27. – A conversation where questions are asked to get information or opinions.