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Newsroom Literacy QuizVersión en línea Test your article-writing chops por Neo Mlumbi 1 What is the primary purpose of a newspaper lede? a To summarize the most important facts at the start b To detail background history c To announce upcoming events only d To present opinions first 2 Which element is essential in every news lede? a The most newsworthy information b Limited background details c Future events only d Editorial opinion 3 What is the inverted pyramid? a A type of feature piece b A narrative style with ending summaries c A structure where the most important facts come first d A headline followed by poetry 4 Which source classification is best practice in attribution? a Internal memos without authorship b Named sources with job titles or credentials c Anonymous tips only d Speculative sources from social media 5 What should quotes in news articles generally do? a Only express opinion without facts b Avoid attribution at all costs c Support facts or provide viewpoints with context d Replace the lede 6 Which style guideline is most relevant for a standard news article? a AP style or local newsroom style b APA references only c MLA format d Chicago poetry style 7 Why is objectivity important in news reporting? a To present facts without personal bias b To fill space with opinions c To appeal to editors’ preferences d To promote the journalist’s viewpoint 8 How should uncertainty be presented in news reporting? a Make guesses to keep the article interesting b Use careful language and cite sources when unsure c Ignore uncertainty if controversial d State opinions as facts 9 What’s a responsible approach to multimedia elements in a news piece? a Hide source information to protect sources b Ensure captions are accurate and sources are credited c Use sensational captions to boost clicks d Ignore copyright and permissions 10 Which ethical practice helps avoid plagiarism? a Avoid checking facts to speed up writing b Cite all sources and obtain permissions when needed c Use only original ideas d Copy quotes verbatim without attribution Feedback 1 The lede should convey the who, what, where, when, why, and how in a concise opening. 2 The lede should grab attention with the core facts first. 3 In journalism, key facts are front-loaded, followed by details in decreasing importance. 4 Attribution should identify credible sources to maintain trust. 5 Quotes add credibility and variety when tied to facts or context. 6 Most newsrooms follow AP or their house style for consistency. 7 Objectivity helps readers form their own conclusions based on facts. 8 Clarify what’s known versus what’s not and attribute appropriately. 9 Captions and credits must reflect the content truthfully. 10 Proper citation and permissions uphold integrity in journalism.

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Newsroom Literacy QuizVersión en línea

por Neo Mlumbi

What is the primary purpose of a newspaper lede?

Which element is essential in every news lede?

What is the inverted pyramid?

Which source classification is best practice in attribution?

What should quotes in news articles generally do?

Which style guideline is most relevant for a standard news article?

Why is objectivity important in news reporting?

How should uncertainty be presented in news reporting?

What’s a responsible approach to multimedia elements in a news piece?

Which ethical practice helps avoid plagiarism?

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