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Title: Test bank, Mock questions : News Writing and Reporting,Vaccaro [2026 Update] Author: Vaccaro Edition: Not specified What You Get: Test bank Format: Download Turn to News Writing and Reporting to make independent preparation more structured, manageable, and closely aligned with stronger grade performance. Regular self-checks create accountability and help transform an intended study schedule into work that is actually completed. Recording accuracy across multiple attempts turns progress into something visible, which can strengthen motivation when coursework becomes demanding. Practice questions require active recall, revealing whether information can be produced independently rather than merely recognized on the page. Practice questions require active recall, revealing whether information can be produced independently rather than merely recognized on the page. Practice questions require active recall, revealing whether information can be produced independently rather than merely recognized on the page. Practice questions require active recall, revealing whether information can be produced independently rather than merely recognized on the page. Visible improvement provides a firmer basis for confidence and makes the next academic decision easier to take. NOTE: If you need different book or practice questions just get in touch. #progressroute037 #progressroute054 #progressroute071 #progressroute088 #progressroute105

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Assessment: news-writing-and-reporting_lms_TB 1

Section 1
1. If the reportable material explains what is happening now, what is new and what is next
then tell that story based on ______.

A. timeliness

B. proximity

C. impact

D. prominence

Answer: A


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2. Which of the following is prevalent in community journalism?

A. timeliness

B. proximity

C. impact

D. prominence

Answer: B


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3. When the story is not specifically the trending topic, but people are thinking about it, then
you are striving for a(n) ______ story.

A. impact

B. conflict

C. reaction

D. relevant

,Answer: C


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4. Nelly Bly and Idа B. Wells wrote what genre of journalism?

A. impact

B. human interest

C. advocacy

D. entertainment

Answer: C


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5. Which of the following buckets of content focuses on entertainment?

A. personal interest

B. community

C. personal well-being

D. personal freedom

Answer: A


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6. Even if you do nоt know computer code, you need to know how to display data and assess
multimedia value. What is this called?

A. platform curiosity

B. intеgration

C. product development

D. convergence

Answer: C

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7. When you try whatever is new and scope out а plan to share with your manager, you
have ______.

A. platform curiosity

B. used integration

C. mastered product development

D. demonstrated convergence

Answer: A


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8. ______ jоurnalism uncovers meaningful stories that help serve the greаter good.

A. Community

B. Policy

C. Investigative

D. Crime beat

Answer: C


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9. Which type of journalism waits until random stories come into the assignment desk?

A. community

B. investigative

C. watchdog

D. general

Answer: D

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10. ______ journalism bleeds into government and politics.

A. Business and trade

B. Criminal justice

C. Environmental

D. Data driven

Answer: A


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11. ______ provides the most important infоrmation in a concise format for readers to stay
informed.

A. Photojournalism

B. Hard news

С. Features

D. Editorials

Answer: B


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12. ______ are opinion based and take a specific stance on behalf of an organization or
individual.

A. Photojournalism

B. Hard news

C. Features

D. Editorials

Answer: D

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