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    DIASS FIRST LONG QUIZ

    FIRST SEMESTER QUARTER 2


    UNIT III LESSON 2
    November 18, 2022
    IDENTIFICATION
    Identify what is being ask.
    1. They work for the newspaper and
    magazines, writing longer stories which
    usually give background to the news
    2. They used photographs to tell the news. They
    either cover events with a reporter, taking
    photographs to illustrate the written story, or attend
    news events on their own, presenting both the
    pictures and a story or caption
    3. He is the person in charge of the news
    journalists.
    4. They may be employed to produce personal
    commentary columns or reviews of things such as
    books, films, art or performances.
    5. Gather information and present it in a
    written or spoken form in news stories,
    feature articles or documentaries.
    6. The council that requires irrespective of
    their particular specialization, all graduates
    should be aware of certain core values and
    competencies
    7. The person who makes the final decision
    about what is included in the newspaper,
    magazine or news bulletins. He or she is
    responsible for all the content and all the
    journalists.
    8. They could be involved in everything from
    evaluating manuscripts and selecting books
    for publication to editing text and
    shepherding the design process.
    9. Someone has to write and edit the copy, put
    it into an appealing design and get it printed
    (and often mailed as well).
    10. They help local, regional and national
    sports journalists get the stories they need
    from your school's coaches and athletes.
    ENUMERATION
    CITE EXAMPLES OF THE
    FOLLOWING
    Click icon to add picture

    Give at least five (5) Areas Of


    Specialization Of Journalists And
    Communication
    (Nos. 1 – 5)

    ENUMERATION
    IDENTIFICATION II
    Identify what Professional Code of Ethics
    for Journalists is being described
    1. I shall resort only to fair and honest methods in
    my effort to obtain news, photographs and/or
    documents, and shall properly identify myself as a
    representative of the press when obtaining any
    personal interview intended for publication.
    2. I shall refrain from writing reports which will
    adversely affect a private reputation unless the
    public interest justifies it. At the same time, I shall
    write vigorously for public access to information,
    as provided for in the constitution.
    3. I shall not commit any act of plagiarism.
    4. I shall not take unfair advantage of a fellow
    journalist.
    5. I shall not in any manner ridicule, cast
    aspersions on or degrade any person by reason of
    sex, creed, religious beliefs, and political
    conviction, cultural and ethnic origin.
    TRUE or FALSE
    Write TRUE if the statement is
    correct and FALSE if it is wrong.
    1. Many colleges and universities,
    particularly larger ones, have news services
    staffed by writers and editors who tell the
    institution's many stories to the media and
    general public via news releases, institutional
    publications and Web sites.
    2. Copy Writer combine their communication
    backgrounds with strong technical skills and a
    knack for working well under pressure.
    3. Non-profit organizations depend on grants
    for much or sometimes all their funding.
    4. The reporting specialization prepares
    students to think critically and write clearly
    for both print and digital media.
    5. Strategic communication develop skills in
    multi-platform documentary storytelling,
    including photojournalism and video.
    6. Feature writer work for newspapers and
    magazines, writing longer stories which
    usually give background to the news.
    7. Sub-editors do not usually gather
    information themselves. Their job is to
    concentrate on how the story can best be
    presented to their audience. They are often
    called subs.
    8. The reporting specialization prepares
    students to think critically and write clearly
    for both print and digital media.
    9. Interactive multimedia learn about the
    foundations and practices to build
    relationships and communicate effectively.
    10. Journalism and Mass Communications
    must not apply tools and technologies
    appropriate for the communications
    professions in which they work.
    Let us Check Your Answers!!!
    Feature Writers

    1. They work for the newspaper and


    magazines, writing longer stories which
    usually give background to the news
    PHOTO JOURNALIST
    2. They used photographs to tell the news. They
    either cover events with a reporter, taking
    photographs to illustrate the written story, or attend
    news events on their own, presenting both the
    pictures and a story or caption
    NEWS EDITOR

    3. He is the person in charge of the news


    journalists.
    SPECIALIST WRITERS

    4. They may be employed to produce personal


    commentary columns or reviews of things such as
    books, films, art or performances.
    REPORTERS

    5. Gather information and present it in a


    written or spoken form in news stories,
    feature articles or documentaries.
    Accrediting Council on Education in Journalism
    and Mass Communications (ACEJMC)

    6. The council that requires irrespective of


    their particular specialization, all graduates
    should be aware of certain core values and
    competencies
    EDITOR IN CHIEF

    7. The person who makes the final decision


    about what is included in the newspaper,
    magazine or news bulletins. He or she is
    responsible for all the content and all the
    journalists.
    BOOK EDITOR

    8. They could be involved in everything from


    evaluating manuscripts and selecting books
    for publication to editing text and
    shepherding the design process.
    PUBLICATIONS SPECIALIST

    9. Someone has to write and edit the copy, put


    it into an appealing design and get it printed
    (and often mailed as well).
    SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

    10. They help local, regional and national


    sports journalists get the stories they need
    from your school's coaches and athletes.
    Click icon to add picture

    Give at least five (5) Areas Of


    Specialization Of Journalists And
    Communication
    (Nos. 1 – 5)

    ENUMERATION
    ENUMERATION
    Areas Of Specialization Of Journalists And
    Communication
    1. Advertising 5. Interactive Multimedia
    2. Broadcast & Electronic 6. Photo And Video Journalism
    Journalism 7. Public Relations
    3. Business Journalism 8. Reporting
    4. Editing & Graphic Design 9. Strategic Communication
    IDENTIFICATION II
    Identify what Professional Code of Ethics
    for Journalists is being described
    (FAIRNESS)

    1. I shall resort only to fair and honest methods in


    my effort to obtain news, photographs and/or
    documents, and shall properly identify myself as a
    representative of the press when obtaining any
    personal interview intended for publication.
    (PRIVACY)

    2. I shall refrain from writing reports which will


    adversely affect a private reputation unless the
    public interest justifies it. At the same time, I shall
    write vigorously for public access to information,
    as provided for in the constitution.
    (INTELLECTUAL HONESTY)

    3. I shall not commit any act of plagiarism.


    (COURTESY)

    4. I shall not take unfair advantage of a fellow


    journalist.
    (TOLERANCE)

    5. I shall not in any manner ridicule, cast


    aspersions on or degrade any person by reason of
    sex, creed, religious beliefs, and political
    conviction, cultural and ethnic origin.
    TRUE or FALSE
    Write TRUE if the statement is
    correct and FALSE if it is wrong.
    TRUE

    1. Many colleges and universities,


    particularly larger ones, have news services
    staffed by writers and editors who tell the
    institution's many stories to the media and
    general public via news releases, institutional
    publications and Web sites.
    FALSE

    2. Copy Writer combine their communication


    backgrounds with strong technical skills and a
    knack for working well under pressure.
    TRUE

    3. Non-profit organizations depend on grants


    for much or sometimes all their funding.
    TRUE

    4. The reporting specialization prepares


    students to think critically and write clearly
    for both print and digital media.
    FALSE

    5. Strategic communication develop skills in


    multi-platform documentary storytelling,
    including photojournalism and video.
    TRUE

    6. Feature writer work for newspapers and


    magazines, writing longer stories which
    usually give background to the news.
    TRUE

    7. Sub-editors do not usually gather


    information themselves. Their job is to
    concentrate on how the story can best be
    presented to their audience. They are often
    called subs.
    TRUE

    8. The reporting specialization prepares


    students to think critically and write clearly
    for both print and digital media.
    FALSE

    9. Interactive multimedia learn about the


    foundations and practices to build
    relationships and communicate effectively.
    FALSE

    10. Journalism and Mass Communications


    must not apply tools and technologies
    appropriate for the communications
    professions in which they work.

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