1. Welcome to
Jeopardy!

2. Final Jeopardy
Round 1
Team 1
Team 2
Team 3

3. Writing
Story Format
Interviewing
Random
AP Style
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Final Jeopardy
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Scores
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4. $100
Which style is typically used in news stories?

5. $100
Inverted Pyramid
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6. $200
This writing format only includes the facts, with the need-to-know info given first.

7. News (inverted pyramid)
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News (inverted pyramid)
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8. $300
This writing format is often called “soft news”

9. $300
feature
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10. $400
You can only give your OPINION in these two types of articles

11. Editorials and reviews
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Editorials and reviews
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12. Editorialize means giving…
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Editorialize means giving…

13. $500
Your opinion
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14. Interview questions should always be…
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15. $100
Open-ended
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16. $200
How many people should you interview for a story in this class, minimum?

17. 3 sources, and one should be an expert
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3 sources, and one should be an expert
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18. What is the most important thing to do as an interviewer?
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What is the most important thing to do as an interviewer?

19. $300
Listen
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20. Daily
Double

21. What should you do to prepare for an interview?
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What should you do to prepare for an interview?

22. $400
Research the person and topic in advance and create a list of open-ended questions
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23. What should you do if you miss information in an interview?
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What should you do if you miss information in an interview?

24. Ask the source to repeat, spell, slow down, etc.
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Ask the source to repeat, spell, slow down, etc.
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25. “I love being on the team,” said Freshman Kelsey Walivaara.
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Correct the sentence:
“I love being on the team,” said Freshman Kelsey Walivaara.

26. Freshman becomes freshman
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27. “I love being on the team,” laughed freshman Kelsey Walivaara.
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Correct the sentence:
“I love being on the team,” laughed freshman Kelsey Walivaara.

28. Change laughed to said (ONLY USE SAID!)
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Change laughed to said (ONLY USE SAID!)
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29. The event will take place on December 25th.
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Correct the sentence:
The event will take place on December 25th.

30. The event will take place on Dec. 25.
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The event will take place on Dec. 25.
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31. “It’s a great program,” said Teacher Mrs. Aleah Facca.
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“It’s a great program,” said Teacher Mrs. Aleah Facca.

32. $400
Change Teacher to teacher (titles should be lowercase, other than a select few, like President Kennedy)
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33. The event will take place in Dec.
$500
Correct the sentence:
The event will take place in Dec.

34. The event will take place in December.
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The event will take place in December.
(spell out months w/out specific date)
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35. $100
The purpose of this part of an argument/editorial is to acknowledge a point the other side might make.

36. $100
Concession
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37. Which article format is pictured here? News, feature, review, etc.?
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Which article format is pictured here? News, feature, review, etc.?

38. $200
Feature
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39. Which type of story would use the (very rough/basic) format below?
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Which type of story would use the (very rough/basic) format below?
Summary
Strengths
Weaknesses
Overall thoughts

40. $300
Review
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41. Is this quote in correct quote format?
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Is this quote in correct quote format?
“I love being on the team,” Walivaara said. “It’s been a highlight of my high school experience.”

42. $400
YES!
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43. $500
After a concession, a writer follows up with this to show why the other’s side’s point is weak or invalid.

44. $500
refutation
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45. What do these cases have in common?
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What do these cases have in common?
Hazelwood v. Kulhmeier
Tinker v. Des Moines

46. They both dealt with issues regarding the rights of student press.
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They both dealt with issues regarding the rights of student press.
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47. You need to know these basics about each story you write.
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You need to know these basics about each story you write.

48. $200
5 Ws and H
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49. What do the 5 Ws and H stand for?
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What do the 5 Ws and H stand for?

50. Who, what, when, where, why, and how.
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Who, what, when, where, why, and how.
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51. $400
What else should you consider besides the 5 Ws and H when writing and researching a story?

52. Who will care about this? Why does it matter?
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Who will care about this? Why does it matter?
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53. How can you tell if a web source is reliable?
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How can you tell if a web source is reliable?

54. $500
It’s current, the author is an expert/professional, the info is accurate and well-researched, with sources cited. The website is well-known and trusted.
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55. Final Jeopary Question
Jeopardy
Final Jeopary Question
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56. What should you ALWAYS do when writing a news story?

57. Stick to the facts- never editorialize or present a biased slant.
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