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This is Journalism Spring Review RATCHE T

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Rules The class will be split into 3 teams. Each team will get a chance to pick the categories and point values. You will have 30 seconds to consult with your team and to think up correct responses. To answer a question, pick a person from your team to sit in the hot seat. (The person must already have an answer.) Failure to follow the rules can result in a deduction of points at THE TEACHERS discretion. Take notes! You will see these things again! (Wink, wink)

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Journalism Spring Review Axin All Dem Quesions Article AutopsyYou stay classy Hodge-PodgeBreaking News! 200 400 600 800 1000 Final Jeopardy

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Quesions: 200 Answer: Did you enjoy the school play? Question: What is a yes/no question?

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Quesions: 400 Answer: Who is the smartest student on the debate team? Question: What is an est question?

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Quesions: 600 Answer: As the principal, dont you think you should take personal responsibility for each failing student in the building? Question: What is a loaded question?

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Quesions : 800 Answer: What are some of your goals for this year? Question: What is a stock question?

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Quesions: 1000 Answer: Since you said that you will not be teaching here next year, where will you be teaching? Question: What is a follow-up question?

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Autopsy: 200 Answer: This gives you information about the image you are seeing. Question: What a caption?

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Autopsy: 400 Answer: Just as your head tops your body, this is the first part of the article that the reader will see. Question: What the headline?

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Autopsy: 600 Answer: These two article parts are so simple that their names are almost self-explanatory. Question: What are the dateline and the byline?

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Autopsy: 800 Answer: This tells the reader what your article will be about, but its spelling can be misleading. Question: What is the lede?

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Autopsy: 1000 Answer: This could also be called a skip because it describes what readers do when the article they were reading continues on another page. Question: What is a jump?

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Classy: 200 Answer: This is could be Ron Burgundy's job title. Question: What is announcer?

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Classy: 400 Answer: Ron Burgundy might have majored in this type of journalism, that is, if he went to college. Question: What is broadcast journalism?

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Classy: 600 Answer: When Ron Burgundy reports live from a scene, he tapes one of these. Question: What is a stand up?

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Classy: 800 Answer: The Channel 4 News Team slips these into the script so their anchors wont mispronounce words. Question: What are pronouncers?

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Classy: 1000 Answer: If the Channel 4 News Team had more of these, Burgundy might not have to depend on the teleprompter. Question: What are script rundowns?

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Hodge Podge: 200 Answer: We learned two triangles this year; one was upside down, representing the hierarchy of information in an article. Question: What is the inverted pyramid?

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Hodge Podge: 400 Answer: Journalists should always take notes during interviews, even if they plan to use one of these. Question: What is a recorder?

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Hodge Podge: 600 Answer: Of all the different kinds of questions you can ask, these questions are most likely to result in information you can use in your story. Question: What are follow-up questions or open-ended questions?

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Hodge Podge: 800 Answer: These should be double spaced so that the announcer can easily read it. Question: What are scripts?

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Hodge Podge: 1000 Answer: Anderson Cooper, Katie Couric, and Wendy Williams are examples of this, not because of what they can do, but because of how they interact with their audience. Question: What is talent?

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Breaking News: 200 Answer: Jodi Arias murder trial garnered a lot of media attention. Now she may be sentenced to this in Arizona for killing her boyfriend. Question: What is the death penalty?

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Breaking News: 400 Answer: Someone got almost $600 million dollars richer over the weekend because they bought a PowerBall ticket in this state. Question: What is Florida?

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Breaking News: 600 Answer: A lot of people are going to get fired from this government agency after participating in discrimination against conservative Republican groups, like the Tea Party. Question: What is the IRS?

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Breaking News: 800 Answer: According to the AJC, at least 16 police officers have been arrested in the past year and a half. They work for this county. Question: What is DeKalb County?

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Breaking News: 1000 Answer: Even after being acquitted for murdering two people in the 90s, O.J. Simpson may still go to jail for this crime. Question: What is robbery?

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Risk an amount of your money. If you get the Question right, you win that money. If you get it wrong you, lose the money!

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Risk an amount of your money. If you get the Question right, you win that money. If you get it wrong you, lose the money!

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Risk an amount of your money, then write down your response to the given answer. If you get it right, you win that money. If you get it wrong you, lose the money! The team with the most money wins the game!

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Topic: Broadcast Journalism Answer Broadcast news stories often come in 3 main organization patterns. This is one of them. Question: What is comparison, cause and effect, or problem-solution-results?