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US Major Journalism Advanced Test 4

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Question 1
What is the digital divide?
A) Access gap
B) No gap
C) Skill gap
D) Age gap
Question 2
What is fair use?
A) Stealing
B) Limited reuse right
C) No reuse
D) Full copy
Question 3
What is an interview?
A) Lecture
B) Party
C) Question meeting
D) Exam only
Question 4
What is a caption?
A) Headline
B) Story
C) Ad
D) Photo text
Question 5
What is citizen journalism?
A) Public reporting
B) Pro only
C) No reporting
D) PR only
Question 6
What best defines libel?
A) Spoken insult
B) Written defamation
C) True report
D) Opinion
Question 7
Which term means "Work protection"?
A) communication
B) mass communication
C) copyright
D) news values
Question 8
Which term means "Who controls outlets"?
A) communication
B) mass communication
C) news values
D) media ownership
Question 9
Which term means "Presentation angle"?
A) framing
B) communication
C) mass communication
D) news values
Question 10
Provide the definition of a press release:
A) Ad
B) News announcement
C) Review
D) Secret memo
Question 11
Which of the following best defines a headline?
A) Story body
B) Caption
C) Title hook
D) Byline
Question 12
Which of the following best defines objectivity?
A) Bias
B) Opinion
C) Ads
D) Neutral reporting
Question 13
Which of the following best defines a byline?
A) Author credit
B) Title
C) Caption
D) Ad
Question 14
Which of the following best defines a podcast?
A) Video show
B) Audio series
C) No audio
D) Radio only
Question 15
Which of the following best defines verification?
A) Guessing
B) No checks
C) Checking facts
D) Copying
Question 16
Which of the following best defines slander?
A) Written insult
B) True report
C) Opinion
D) Spoken defamation
Question 17
Which of the following best defines community radio?
A) Local station
B) National net
C) No radio
D) Commercial only
Question 18
What best defines a copy desk?
A) Newsroom
B) Editing hub
C) No desk
D) Print shop
Question 19
Provide the definition of public broadcasting:
A) Commercial only
B) No media
C) Nonprofit media
D) State-run only
Question 20
Provide the definition of a lede:
A) Ending
B) Headline
C) Caption
D) Opening summary

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