UF JOU 3101 Exam 1, JOU3101 Reporting Exam 1 –
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Opposite of the delayed ID.
-Subject, org, concept ID in first sentenced, not named until 2nd or 3rd.
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1 3 ways to get information 2 Blind:
3 What to include in lede? 4 Example Of How A Story May Look
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Terms in this set (155)
3 ways to get information 1) Research
2) Observation
3) Interviewing
,Who do you use as sources? 1) The Doers
2) The Affected
3) The interested
4) The officials
5) The experts
6 basic questions 1) History
2) Scope
3) Reasons
4) Impacts
5) Countermoves
6) Future
7 Steps in the Writing Process 1) Identify/Write Lede
2) Identify Key Quote, Missing W's and H
3) See If Nut Graf needed
4) Write Umbrella Section
5) Group Remaining Material
6) Rank Groupings
7) Write
, Example Of How A Story May Look 1) Lede
2) Umbrella Section
- Nut Graf
- Quote
- Missing W's and H
3) Grouping of Related Info
- Brick of fact
4) Facts, Details, Background, Interpretation, Quotes
- Balloon of Detail
4 Main Functions of News Media 1) Report
2) Explain
3) Entertain
4) Lead
ABC's of Newswriting 1) Accuracy most important
2) Brevity
3) Clarity
How many words max in a lede? 35
How many commas in a lede? ONE
What type of sentences in a lede? Straightforward, Declarative
What type of verb in a lede? simple pretense; subject-verb-object
What type of voice in a lede? Active (Passive is sometimes okay)
What to include in lede? 5 W's & H
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Practice questions for this set
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Opposite of the delayed ID.
-Subject, org, concept ID in first sentenced, not named until 2nd or 3rd.
Choose an answer
1 3 ways to get information 2 Blind:
3 What to include in lede? 4 Example Of How A Story May Look
Don't know?
Terms in this set (155)
3 ways to get information 1) Research
2) Observation
3) Interviewing
,Who do you use as sources? 1) The Doers
2) The Affected
3) The interested
4) The officials
5) The experts
6 basic questions 1) History
2) Scope
3) Reasons
4) Impacts
5) Countermoves
6) Future
7 Steps in the Writing Process 1) Identify/Write Lede
2) Identify Key Quote, Missing W's and H
3) See If Nut Graf needed
4) Write Umbrella Section
5) Group Remaining Material
6) Rank Groupings
7) Write
, Example Of How A Story May Look 1) Lede
2) Umbrella Section
- Nut Graf
- Quote
- Missing W's and H
3) Grouping of Related Info
- Brick of fact
4) Facts, Details, Background, Interpretation, Quotes
- Balloon of Detail
4 Main Functions of News Media 1) Report
2) Explain
3) Entertain
4) Lead
ABC's of Newswriting 1) Accuracy most important
2) Brevity
3) Clarity
How many words max in a lede? 35
How many commas in a lede? ONE
What type of sentences in a lede? Straightforward, Declarative
What type of verb in a lede? simple pretense; subject-verb-object
What type of voice in a lede? Active (Passive is sometimes okay)
What to include in lede? 5 W's & H
