Final Exam Review

1. Timeliness
Knowing how long it will take to finish a story and completing it before the deadline/writing as it happens
2. Proximity
Focusing on stories close to home.
3. Human Interest
Talking about a person or animal in an emotional way- creates sympathy
4. Prominence
Big name, big news story- can sometimes exaggarate.
5. Conflict
Something that gets in the way of telling an accurate, impartial story.
6. Interviews
Asking questions to better understand a topic or get quotes for a story.
7. Research
Getting the info nessecary to write the story.
8. Quotations
Putting in someone else's words into a story using correct grammar.
9. Yes-no question
Questions that don't require further explanation in the answer.
10. follow-up question
Questions based off of a previous answer.
11. Objective writing
Writing verified with facts and evidence.
12. Transition paragraph
A paragraph that goes in between quotes.
13. Hard news story
More relevant or by-the-minute stories.
14. Soft news story
Background info or human interest stories.
15. Inverted Pyramid
Starting with the most important info and making your way down to unimportant/ background information.
16. Third-person point of view
Writing as an outsider looking in.
17. 5 Ws and H lead
Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How as an into to the story.
18. editing
Making changes to your writing in order for it to be better.
19. attribution
Giving credit to the speaker/author.
20. paraphrase
Putting a longer, more complex paragraph into shorter, simpler terms.
21. fragmentary quotation
Breaking up quotes/ not using the entire quote.
22. direct quotation
Putting the exact words of an author or speaker into a story with quotation marks.
23. partial quotation
Removing text from the middle of a quotation.
24. Uses of quotations
25. When to use quotations
26. When quotations are unnecessary or not desired
27. Editorial
When the writer gives his or her opinion on a topic.
28. editorial page
A piece published by a newspaper or website that does not affiliate with the author.
29. columns
30. editorial that criticizes
31. editorial that explains
32. editorial that persuades
33. letter to the editor

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