Spring final 2024

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Across
  1. 6. Cable news network/website with a conservative bias
  2. 7. Media bias graphic shaped like a cone that shows media bias and reliability
  3. 13. News app from the world’s dominant cell phone brand
  4. 15. Space between photos that communicates how elements are related
  5. 16. Gap between two facing pages on a yearbook spread. Don’t put faces there.
  6. 17. Cable news network/website with a liberal bias
  7. 19. Ms. Myers favorite news app for customizing news preferences, sources and notifications
  8. 20. copy style used for features and news stories
  9. 21. Fact-checking website that helps viewers determine what’s true about rumors, urban legends, celebrity gossip and fake news. Named after a family featured in William Faulkner novels.
  10. 25. Freedom in the First Amendment that forbids Congress from making any law that favors one religion over others or weakens a person’s right to practice their religion.
  11. 26. Photo that is at least 2 ½ times larger than the next largest image on the page
  12. 27. Page number
  13. 28. Freedom in the First Amendment that forbids Congress from making any law that weakens the freedom of journalists to gather and report the news.
  14. 29. What the T stands for in SIFT (___________ claims, quotes and media back to their original context)
Down
  1. 1. What the I stands for in SIFT (_____ the
  2. 2. Freedom in the First Amendment that forbids Congress from making any law weakens the people’s right to share opinions or facts.
  3. 3. Freedom in the First Amendment that forbids Congress from making any law that limits the people’s right to gather peacefully.
  4. 4. Acronym to help you remember what you can do and in what order when you encounter information you think may be misleading.
  5. 5. Words that summarize an article so readers know what a story is about
  6. 8. Cable news network/website with a center-left bias. It was the first 24-hour news channel.
  7. 9. Freedom in the First Amendment that forbids Congress from making any law that limits the people’s right to ask the government to fix what’s wrong.
  8. 10. A fact-checking website focused more on politics.
  9. 11. Media bias graphic that is simpler, showing only center and two categories each for left and right.
  10. 12. Emotion on a subject’s face as a result of something else
  11. 14. A photo that captures authentic activity; not posed
  12. 18. an officially non-partisan organization providing information about candidates, elections, misinformation and voting. Men can be members, too.
  13. 22. information that explains a photo. All photos need captions that at least contain identifications of those pictured.
  14. 23. What the S stands for in SIFT (_____ before sharing on social media)
  15. 24. What the I stands for in SIFT (______ better coverage)