JOURNALISM 1ST QUARTER PERIODICAL EXAM REVIEWER

Araullo High School

What high school produced “ The Coconut “

Carlos P. Romulo

Who edited “ The Coconut" ?

1911-1912

When did Araullo High School publish “ The Coconut “

La Union Tab

It is the first regular printed high school paper in the PH

1923

When did La Union High School publish the “ La Union Tab”

Circular Letter no.34 s.1929

was the first significant regulation governing high school student publications in the Philippines

Luther B. Bewley

who signed the Circular Letter No.34 s.1929

Oct 22 1945

When did John H. McBride Jr. issue strict guidelines for Philippine School Papers

The Flourishing

An era in Philippine Campus Journalism that saw massive growth in student publications in high schools

September 1930

When did the Torres High School publish " The Torres Torch “

Arellano High School

What school published “ The Chronicler “ in 1940

Mrs. Clehenia San Juan

She standardized journalism into the formal secondary curriculum at Araullo High School in 1964

Mrs. Sarah England

She first taught journalism at Mapa High School in 1952

The Power

What was the name of the paper of EARIST

The Gazette

What was the name of the paper of " Abad Santos High School “

Ethos

What greek word did the word ETHICS come from

Ethics

from Greek ethos, belongs to moral philosophy

Confidentiality

keeping private information protected and secure

Plagiarism

The act of using another person's words

Walter Williams

Who made the Journalist’s Creed

Headline

assemblage of words written in bigger, bolder letters from the usual page text at the beginning of the news

Copyreading

Editing copy to ensure accuracy, correct grammar, and style.

Copyreader

Editor who polishes copy.

cop

shorter term for policeman

nab

shorter term for arrest

up

shorter term for increase

thief

shorter term for robber

accord

shorter term for agreement

dip

shorter term for go down

ex

shorter term for former

anew

shorter term for again

assail

shorter term for to attack w/ arguments

cite

shorter term for mention/enumerate

hit

shorter term for attack

grill

shorter term for investigate

kin

shorter term for family

rift

shorter term for disagreement

solon

shorter term for lawmaker

foil

shorter term for rejected

News

a factual report of recent events that is important to the public

To Inform

A news role that provides factual information

to educate

A news role that helps people learn about different matters

to raise public awareness

a news role that helps in drawing attention to important problems

Requisites

qualities that make info newsworthy

Timeliness

News Quality that states that it should be recent or has just happened

proximity

News Quality that states that it should happen near the location of the audience

impact

News Quality that states that it should affect many people

Prominence

News Quality that states that it should involve famous/important people

Conflict

News Quality that states that it should involve disagreement or struggle

Human Interest

News Quality that states that news should appeal to emotion

novelty

News quality that mentions unusual, and oddity

magnitude

News Quality that states that it should be large in scale

straight news

reports facts about important events in a direct manner

feature news

a detailed and creative story

human interest news

type of news that appeals to emotion

Sports news

type of news that reports about sports and athletes

Entertainment news

type of news that covers celebrities, movies, etc

science and technology news

type of news that focuses on scientific discoveries and inventions

local news

type of news that only affects a specific community

Summary Lead

a type of Lead that answers the 5 w and 1 h

Quotation Lead

a type of lead that states the quote of a person

Question Lead

A type of lead that asks the readers

Narrative Lead

A type of lead that tells a story

Lead

Part of a newspaper that includes the super important things and answers the 5w’s and 1 h

Aristotle Model

communication model that focused on persuasion and public speaking

Lasswell’s model

communication model that focuses on effect

Shannon-weaver model

a type of communication model that highlights the importance of noise or interference

Emphasize Quotes

What copy reading symbol is this?

Emphasize Period

What copy reading symbol is this?

What copy reading symbol is this?

Emphasize Comma

What copy reading symbol is this?

Spell Out

What copy reading symbol is this?

Byline

This tells who wrote the news story

Dateline

This indicates where and sometimes when the news event occured

Descriptive Lead

A type of lead that describes a scene, person, or event vividly

Body

The _____ contains supporting details, facts, quotations, and explanations about the event

Tail

This part of a newspaper contains background imformation

Berlo’s Model

Explains communicatioin through the 4 elements, source, message, channel, and receiver (SMCR)

Osgood-Schramm Model

This communication model view communication as a two-way process where people just exchanges messages and feedback

Westley’s and Maclean’s Model

this communication model explains how news are selected through gatekeepers

Nameplate

Official name or title of the newspaper found at the top of the fornt page

Banner Headline

largest and most imprtant headline

Deck

a smaller headline placed below the main headline

photograph

picture accompanying the news story

caption

a brief description placed below/beside a photograph

jump line

a note that tells readers where the rest of a continued story can be found

opinion section

this section contains editorials and columns that express viewpoints

business section

section that contains news and information about the economy

sports section

section that contains news about sports events and athletes

lifestyle section

section that contains articles about health, fashion, travel, food, educaiton and everyday living

entertainment section

section that contains news about movies, television, celebrities, etc

Fact

This can be proven true or false, based on evidence and is objective

Opinion

This expresses personal beliefs or judfgement, subjective, and cannot always be proven

Editorial

A official opinion or stand of a newspaper regarding an important issue or concern

Editorial of Information

editorial that provides facts and background information about an issue

editorial of argumentation

editorial that persuades readers to support it

editorial of criticism

editorial that points out mistakes, weaknesses, or problems.

editorial of interpretation

editorial that explains the meaning and implications of an issue/event

Mood editorial

type of editorial that reflects public feelings and sentiments

editorial of special occasion

Type of editorial that marks important events and celebrations