Question:

Editorials carry the stamp of ——- of the editor.

A.

location

B.

company

C.

rejection

D.

approval

Answer» d. approval

Question:

——- interviews describe in great detail the subject of the story.

A.

descriptive

B.

subjective

C.

objective

D.

neutral

Answer» a. descriptive

Question:

——- feature stories help relive the past.

A.

nostalgic

B.

historical

C.

profile

D.

seasonal

Answer» a. nostalgic

Question:

the ——- is an article about an individual.

A.

travellogue

B.

profile

C.

trend story

D.

spot

Answer» b. profile

Question:

A column that offers advice from an expert in the field is called an ——- column.

A.

Agony aunt

B.

analytical

C.

complicated

D.

advisory

Answer» d. advisory

Question:

The ——- is where the feature writer lays out for the reader exactly what the story is all about.

A.

box

B.

Nutgraf

C.

middle

D.

start

Answer» b. Nutgraf

Question:

A ——- interview is a sit down tete-a-tete.

A.

face-to-face

B.

telephonic

C.

None of the above

D.

email

Answer» a. face-to-face

Question:

One difference between hard and soft news is the ——- of presentation.

A.

Timing

B.

Method

C.

Tone

D.

Voice

Answer» c. Tone

Question:

A ——- lead entices the reader/ viewer into the story by hinting at its contents.

A.

indirect

B.

direct

C.

complex

D.

simple

Answer» a. indirect

Question:

The ——- is just what it sounds like – a feature article that focuses on a topic of interest in the immediate news.

A.

News feature

B.

historical story

C.

hard news

D.

soft news

Answer» a. News feature