Journalism Practices & Newsroom Operations
All Questions for: Journalism Practices & Newsroom Operations
Question 151: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'News structure'? (Q151)
- A Lead / Lede
- B Inverted Pyramid
- C Byline
- D Dateline
Explanation: Inverted Pyramid is a key element of News structure.
Question 152: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'Byline' refer to? (Q152)
- A Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- B Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- C Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
- D Captures key elements in 20-30 words
Explanation: 'Byline' is defined as: Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story.
Question 153: Which journalism concept is described as 'Indicates where and when news was reported/filed'? (Q153)
- A Inverted Pyramid
- B Byline
- C Lead / Lede
- D Dateline
Explanation: Dateline refers to Indicates where and when news was reported/filed.
Question 154: What is the primary newsroom function of a 'Lead / Lede'? (Q154)
- A News credit
- B Story origin
- C Front paragraph
- D Hard news writing
Explanation: In practical journalism, Lead / Lede is used for Front paragraph.
Question 155: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'Core significance'? (Q155)
- A Dateline
- B Nut Graf
- C Inverted Pyramid
- D Byline
Explanation: Nut Graf is a key element of Core significance.
Question 156: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'Yellow Journalism' refer to? (Q156)
- A Exaggerated headlines and unethical reporting
- B Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- C Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- D Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
Explanation: 'Yellow Journalism' is defined as: Exaggerated headlines and unethical reporting.
Question 157: Which journalism concept is described as 'Information cannot be published or attributed to source'? (Q157)
- A Inverted Pyramid
- B Byline
- C Dateline
- D Off the Record
Explanation: Off the Record refers to Information cannot be published or attributed to source.
Question 158: What is the primary newsroom function of a 'On the Record'? (Q158)
- A News credit
- B Story origin
- C Official statement
- D Hard news writing
Explanation: In practical journalism, On the Record is used for Official statement.
Question 159: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'Release delay'? (Q159)
- A Dateline
- B Embargo
- C Inverted Pyramid
- D Byline
Explanation: Embargo is a key element of Release delay.
Question 160: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'Stringer' refer to? (Q160)
- A Part-time correspondent covering specific local areas
- B Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- C Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- D Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
Explanation: 'Stringer' is defined as: Part-time correspondent covering specific local areas.
Question 161: Which journalism concept is described as 'In-depth reporting on a specific subject/institution (e.g., crime, politics)'? (Q161)
- A Inverted Pyramid
- B Byline
- C Dateline
- D Beat Reporting
Explanation: Beat Reporting refers to In-depth reporting on a specific subject/institution (e.g., crime, politics).
Question 162: What is the primary newsroom function of a 'Investigative Journalism'? (Q162)
- A News credit
- B Story origin
- C Watchdog role
- D Hard news writing
Explanation: In practical journalism, Investigative Journalism is used for Watchdog role.
Question 163: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'Opinion piece'? (Q163)
- A Dateline
- B Editorial
- C Inverted Pyramid
- D Byline
Explanation: Editorial is a key element of Opinion piece.
Question 164: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'Proofreading' refer to? (Q164)
- A Checking text for typographical, grammatical, and layout errors
- B Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- C Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- D Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
Explanation: 'Proofreading' is defined as: Checking text for typographical, grammatical, and layout errors.
Question 165: Which journalism concept is described as 'Edits reporter copy, writes headlines, and formats pages'? (Q165)
- A Inverted Pyramid
- B Byline
- C Dateline
- D Sub-Editor
Explanation: Sub-Editor refers to Edits reporter copy, writes headlines, and formats pages.
Question 166: What is the primary newsroom function of a 'Inverted Pyramid'? (Q166)
- A Story origin
- B Front paragraph
- C Hard news writing
- D News credit
Explanation: In practical journalism, Inverted Pyramid is used for Hard news writing.
Question 167: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'Writer identification'? (Q167)
- A Lead / Lede
- B Byline
- C Inverted Pyramid
- D Dateline
Explanation: Byline is a key element of Writer identification.
Question 168: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'Dateline' refer to? (Q168)
- A Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
- B Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- C Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- D Captures key elements in 20-30 words
Explanation: 'Dateline' is defined as: Indicates where and when news was reported/filed.
Question 169: Which journalism concept is described as 'Captures key elements in 20-30 words'? (Q169)
- A Inverted Pyramid
- B Byline
- C Dateline
- D Lead / Lede
Explanation: Lead / Lede refers to Captures key elements in 20-30 words.
Question 170: What is the primary newsroom function of a 'Nut Graf'? (Q170)
- A News credit
- B Story origin
- C Contextual paragraph
- D Hard news writing
Explanation: In practical journalism, Nut Graf is used for Contextual paragraph.
Question 171: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'Sensationalism'? (Q171)
- A Dateline
- B Yellow Journalism
- C Inverted Pyramid
- D Byline
Explanation: Yellow Journalism is a key element of Sensationalism.
Question 172: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'Off the Record' refer to? (Q172)
- A Information cannot be published or attributed to source
- B Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- C Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- D Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
Explanation: 'Off the Record' is defined as: Information cannot be published or attributed to source.
Question 173: Which journalism concept is described as 'Information can be quoted directly with source name'? (Q173)
- A Inverted Pyramid
- B Byline
- C Dateline
- D On the Record
Explanation: On the Record refers to Information can be quoted directly with source name.
Question 174: What is the primary newsroom function of a 'Embargo'? (Q174)
- A News credit
- B Story origin
- C Advance press release
- D Hard news writing
Explanation: In practical journalism, Embargo is used for Advance press release.
Question 175: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'Freelance reporter'? (Q175)
- A Dateline
- B Stringer
- C Inverted Pyramid
- D Byline
Explanation: Stringer is a key element of Freelance reporter.
Question 176: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'Beat Reporting' refer to? (Q176)
- A In-depth reporting on a specific subject/institution (e.g., crime, politics)
- B Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- C Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- D Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
Explanation: 'Beat Reporting' is defined as: In-depth reporting on a specific subject/institution (e.g., crime, politics).
Question 177: Which journalism concept is described as 'Uncovering corruption, crime, or systemic abuse'? (Q177)
- A Inverted Pyramid
- B Byline
- C Dateline
- D Investigative Journalism
Explanation: Investigative Journalism refers to Uncovering corruption, crime, or systemic abuse.
Question 178: What is the primary newsroom function of a 'Editorial'? (Q178)
- A News credit
- B Story origin
- C Unsigned opinion
- D Hard news writing
Explanation: In practical journalism, Editorial is used for Unsigned opinion.
Question 179: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'Editing phase'? (Q179)
- A Dateline
- B Proofreading
- C Inverted Pyramid
- D Byline
Explanation: Proofreading is a key element of Editing phase.
Question 180: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'Sub-Editor' refer to? (Q180)
- A Edits reporter copy, writes headlines, and formats pages
- B Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- C Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- D Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
Explanation: 'Sub-Editor' is defined as: Edits reporter copy, writes headlines, and formats pages.
Question 181: Which journalism concept is described as 'Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead'? (Q181)
- A Byline
- B Dateline
- C Lead / Lede
- D Inverted Pyramid
Explanation: Inverted Pyramid refers to Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead.
Question 182: What is the primary newsroom function of a 'Byline'? (Q182)
- A Story origin
- B Front paragraph
- C News credit
- D Hard news writing
Explanation: In practical journalism, Byline is used for News credit.
Question 183: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'Location indicator'? (Q183)
- A Lead / Lede
- B Dateline
- C Inverted Pyramid
- D Byline
Explanation: Dateline is a key element of Location indicator.
Question 184: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'Lead / Lede' refer to? (Q184)
- A Captures key elements in 20-30 words
- B Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- C Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- D Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
Explanation: 'Lead / Lede' is defined as: Captures key elements in 20-30 words.
Question 185: Which journalism concept is described as 'Explains why the story matters to the reader'? (Q185)
- A Inverted Pyramid
- B Byline
- C Dateline
- D Nut Graf
Explanation: Nut Graf refers to Explains why the story matters to the reader.
Question 186: What is the primary newsroom function of a 'Yellow Journalism'? (Q186)
- A News credit
- B Story origin
- C 1890s Hearst/Pulitzer rivalry
- D Hard news writing
Explanation: In practical journalism, Yellow Journalism is used for 1890s Hearst/Pulitzer rivalry.
Question 187: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'Attribution rule'? (Q187)
- A Dateline
- B Off the Record
- C Inverted Pyramid
- D Byline
Explanation: Off the Record is a key element of Attribution rule.
Question 188: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'On the Record' refer to? (Q188)
- A Information can be quoted directly with source name
- B Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- C Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- D Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
Explanation: 'On the Record' is defined as: Information can be quoted directly with source name.
Question 189: Which journalism concept is described as 'Restriction on publishing news before a specified time'? (Q189)
- A Inverted Pyramid
- B Byline
- C Dateline
- D Embargo
Explanation: Embargo refers to Restriction on publishing news before a specified time.
Question 190: What is the primary newsroom function of a 'Stringer'? (Q190)
- A News credit
- B Story origin
- C Field reporting
- D Hard news writing
Explanation: In practical journalism, Stringer is used for Field reporting.
Question 191: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'Specialized field'? (Q191)
- A Dateline
- B Beat Reporting
- C Inverted Pyramid
- D Byline
Explanation: Beat Reporting is a key element of Specialized field.
Question 192: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'Investigative Journalism' refer to? (Q192)
- A Uncovering corruption, crime, or systemic abuse
- B Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- C Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- D Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
Explanation: 'Investigative Journalism' is defined as: Uncovering corruption, crime, or systemic abuse.
Question 193: Which journalism concept is described as 'Represents the official stance/opinion of the newspaper board'? (Q193)
- A Inverted Pyramid
- B Byline
- C Dateline
- D Editorial
Explanation: Editorial refers to Represents the official stance/opinion of the newspaper board.
Question 194: What is the primary newsroom function of a 'Proofreading'? (Q194)
- A News credit
- B Story origin
- C Pre-print check
- D Hard news writing
Explanation: In practical journalism, Proofreading is used for Pre-print check.
Question 195: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'Newsroom desk role'? (Q195)
- A Dateline
- B Sub-Editor
- C Inverted Pyramid
- D Byline
Explanation: Sub-Editor is a key element of Newsroom desk role.
Question 196: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'Inverted Pyramid' refer to? (Q196)
- A Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- B Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- C Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
- D Captures key elements in 20-30 words
Explanation: 'Inverted Pyramid' is defined as: Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead.
Question 197: Which journalism concept is described as 'Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story'? (Q197)
- A Inverted Pyramid
- B Dateline
- C Lead / Lede
- D Byline
Explanation: Byline refers to Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story.
Question 198: What is the primary newsroom function of a 'Dateline'? (Q198)
- A News credit
- B Front paragraph
- C Story origin
- D Hard news writing
Explanation: In practical journalism, Dateline is used for Story origin.
Question 199: Which news writing or editing technique falls under the classification of 'Opening paragraph'? (Q199)
- A Dateline
- B Lead / Lede
- C Inverted Pyramid
- D Byline
Explanation: Lead / Lede is a key element of Opening paragraph.
Question 200: In newsroom terminology, what does the term 'Nut Graf' refer to? (Q200)
- A Explains why the story matters to the reader
- B Puts most important 5Ws and 1H in the lead
- C Gives the name of the reporter/author of the story
- D Indicates where and when news was reported/filed
Explanation: 'Nut Graf' is defined as: Explains why the story matters to the reader.