Question:

Human interest stories are more ——-.

A.

Time-based

B.

Fact-based

C.

Interest-based

D.

Point-based

Answer» c. Interest-based

Question:

Editorials are always crafted carefully on issues that are ——-, topical and most of the times, controversial.

A.

emotional

B.

current

C.

unreal

D.

boring

Answer» b. current

Question:

A film reviewer is one who understands ——- .

A.

books

B.

cinema

C.

food

D.

poems

Answer» b. cinema

Question:

Magazine articles have a ——- shelf life than newspaper articles.

A.

same

B.

different

C.

Longer

D.

shorter

Answer» c. Longer

Question:

An ——- column break down what is complex for the benefit of the reader/ viewer.

A.

sports

B.

advisory

C.

Agony aunt

D.

analytical

Answer» d. analytical

Question:

The ——- formula for writing a good feature was discovered by Prof. Schoenfeld .

A.

APLOMB

B.

EDITH

C.

APPLAUSE

D.

ASSURE

Answer» c. APPLAUSE

Question:

——- aims to please a geographically restricted audience, with a broad range of ages, interests, and socio-economic backgrounds.

A.

Newspaper writing

B.

Advertisement writing

C.

Magazine writing

D.

Radio scripting

Answer» a. Newspaper writing

Question:

——- notes means writing down or noting down information taken while covering a story.

A.

collecting

B.

seeing

C.

shorthand

D.

transcribing

Answer» d. transcribing

Question:

——- features take the reader back to revisit an event and issues surrounding it.

A.

spot

B.

Lifestyle

C.

Trend

D.

Historical

Answer» d. Historical

Question:

Feature stories aren’t defined so much by subject matter as they are by the ——- in which they are written.

A.

page

B.

style

C.

font

D.

size

Answer» b. style