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In this fast-paced quiz game, your mission is to choose the right one-word answer for each journalism-themed question. From summary leads to shockers, test your instincts and show your skills. Get it right, and you’re one step closer to being a newsroom pro!

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In this fast-paced quiz game, your mission is to choose the right one-word answer for each journalism-themed question. From summary leads to shockers, test your instincts and show your skills. Get it right, and you’re one step closer to being a newsroom pro!

by John Vincent Isog
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I ask a lot of questions, sometimes during events or press conferences. I write stories that are published in newspapers, websites, or shown on TV.

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I gather facts and report them to the public. I make sure people know what's happening around them.

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I write the beginning of a news story that grabs attention. It's often called a "lead."

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I make sure news stories are fair, accurate, and balanced before they're published.

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I speak on television or radio to deliver the news to the audience.

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In journalism, what part of the article comes first and is meant to grab the reader's attention immediately?

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What type of lead in journalism gives a brief summary of the most important facts right at the start?

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What should a journalist avoid including in a news lead to keep it clear and direct?

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What writing style focuses only on the most important facts first?

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What’s the most important element to include in a hard news lead?

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What writing quality must every lead have to be trusted?

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