Media Writing Quiz # 25

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Quiz: Media Writing Quiz # 25
Subject: Writing For Traditional Print News Products
Total Questions: 30 MCQs
Time: 30 Minutes

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Media Writing Quiz # 25
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  • Direct quotes are also referred to as paraphrase.

  • Indirect quotes are taken from the source’s mouth, word for word, and placed into your writing.

  • ____ writing means sticking firmly to the noun–verb or noun–verb–object sentence

  • In broadcast, the audience members only get ______ chance(s) to hear what the reporter said.

  • In broadcast writing, complex numbers are written ______.

  • Most broadcast scripts are ______.

  • When you type your script, look for opportunities to recast your verbs in ______.

  • When you need to use abbreviations, you can use ______ to dictate how you want someone to pronounce something.

  • The lead of a broadcast story is written akin to a ______.

  • Broadcast writing structure isn’t exactly conversational.

  • Because broadcast copy has to be read aloud smoothly, the script is often double-or triple-spaced.

  • In broadcast, the reader must also know how the word should sound when spoken.

  • Scripts often include phonetic elements called phonetics.

  • Broadcast copy tends to use exact numbers.

  • In the field of media, we ignore rarities and avoid reporting on elements that make them different from everyday occurrences.

  • Broadcast writing tends to follow less of an inverted pyramid structure than print or web writing.

  • In broadcast, the writers assume that the audience members are fully paying attention to the story.

  • A news release, or press release as it is often called, can do all of the following EXCEPT ______.

  • ______ types of releases allow you to explain issues related to bad news and make statements regarding what will happen next from your end?

  • Public-relations workers take action that is ______.

  • Public relations is a(n) ______ attempt to create action or reaction.

  • What will determine how public-relations practitioners are judged? 

  • All of the following are types of news releases EXCEPT ______.

  • In public relations, good practitioners understand that sending a message is important, but receiving feedback from the recipients of that message ______.

  • Public-relations workers take action that is intentional.

  • In public relations, good practitioners understand that sending a message is important, and receiving feedback from the recipients doesn’t really matter.

  • Spot announcements allow you to notify the media and the public about things like changes in personnel, product launches, employment opportunities, and legal actions.

  • Pitches blend the lead writing approach associated with the inverted pyramid and the bulleted approach common to fact sheets.

  • The less important the person, the more likely people will pay attention.

  • Your goal in public relations is to create the best possible message and disseminate it in a way that your audience can accept and understand it.

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