Bachelor Of Mass Media (BMM) SEM II 2020 21 2020-21 Intro To Journalism Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

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1. Q5 PRN NUMBER:
2. Q6 is yellow journalism? * 1 point
3. Q7 is editorial? * 1 point Piece of interview A point of view of the newspaper One-sided approach of the Government Coverage of news
4. Q8 a “mojo” is * 1 point Journalist who has an unusual degree of sex appeal A source who provides a journalist with a good-luck charm A source who has the ability to bounce back from adversity Journalist who carries her tools—computers, cameras, recorders—with her at all time
5. Q9 4.Which of the following topics in the history of journalism best illustrates 1 point how print media have been used to influence the political opinions and actions of individuals in the United States? the innovation of including literary content and humorous stories pioneered by The New- England Courant newspaper in the early 1700s the inception and evolution of The Christian Science Monitor as an international daily newspaper under the direction of Mary Baker Eddy in the early 1900s increased coverage of "news of the day,’ including information from police stations and criminal courts, in the penny press newspapers of the mid 1800s the rise of yellow journalism due to the newspaper wars between William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer Il in the late 1800s Instructions on how to read the story The most important facts of the story A list of all the sources quoted in the story News that’s based on opinions, not facts News that’s entertaining or interesting News that’s circulated on the Internet, not on paper A good writer that happens to be popular with the public A person who writes research papers about any topic A person who interviews sources, writes copy, and is published Anyone who can publish his writing online
6. Q13 8. Yellow journalism derived its name from an early comic character called -- 1 point the latest time at which a story can be accepted * 1 point
7. Q15 10. Title registration of newspaper is done by: * 1 point
8. Q16 11. Hard news is : * 1 point not a factor in editing process? * 1 point
9. Q18 13.Who among the following is a journalist? * 1 point
10. Q19 14.Who edits local news? * 1 point
11. Q20 is a by line? * 1 point Text written on line Reporter's name printed with story Line on the road
12. Q21 16. The assignment allotted to a newspaper reporter is called: * 1 point
13. Q22 17. Stringer is called to: * 1 point
14. Q23 18. Obituary news relates to * 1 point
15. Q24 started by Mahatma Gandhi * 1 point The Times of India
16. Q25 20. The original method of printing was . 1 point
17. Q26 news story has * 1 point Leases the imagination or withholds the information till the end 1 point of the news
18. Q28 23. contains the name of the reporter * 1 point
19. Q29 24.Anews story is said to possess timeliness if it * 1 point stresses events that have occurred in the last month stresses events that occurred today or yesterday includes anything that has been written within the last six hours has been read or heard by the reader within the last six hours
20. Q30 concept of proximity suggests that a news organization is likely to 1 point carry a story about a murder, if that crime was committed locally occurred within the last 24 hours was unusually gruesome
21. Q31 astory which is written so that the journalist can report 1 point more of which has already been published or broadcast
22. Q32 of the following is a story structure in which the story unfolds 1 point through time; sequence and actions are the material of the investigation?
23. Q33 28. means the action of searching out and publicizing scandal 1 point
24. Q34 _is the largest read newspaper group of Hindi Press in India. * 1 point
25. Q35 earlier forms, news was predictable: * 1 point
26. Q36 31.When farmer Brown grows the world’s largest pumpkin, that story 1 point
27. Q37 can be used to discuss stories, ads, layouts, photos, etc. * 1 point
28. Q38 33.A __isaset of guidelines that help staff to bring out anewspaper 1 point that is homogeneous, coherent and credible

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