2. Choose a category. Click to begin. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question.

3. All the write stuff Don’t Lead me On Write this Way! 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Hey! Is that new? That’s news to me

4. Stories that happen in the future are written in this tense.

5. What is future?

6. This is the style of headline in which EVERY letter in the headline is a CAPITAL LETTER.

7. What is block style?

8. Headlines are written AFTER this is written.

9. What is the (news) story/article?

10. Headlines should contain 2 things. A subject and this

11. What is a verb?

12. This style of headline has only the First letter and Proper Nouns capitalized.

13. What is downstyle?

14. These are the only kinds of quote marks you can use in headlines.

15. What are single (quote marks)?

16. This is the first thing you should do before interviewing a source.

17. What is figure out what you want to know?

18. These kind of questions keep a source talking and do not have answers of “yes” or “no”

19. What are open-ended (questions)?

20. You should not ask these types of questions because they limit the source to giving only one answer (example: favorite)

21. What are “-est” questions?

22. You never want to repeat this in any headline

23. What is any word?

24. A headline in which the first letter of each word is capitalized, except for small words is this style

25. What is upstyle?

26. This punctuation mark should never go at the end of a headline

27. What is a period?

28. These types of names are the only kind that can be used in headlines

29. What is commonly known (names)?

30. This is the time in which you should prepare your questions for your interview

31. What is before (the interview)?

32. This is the punctuation mark that is used in headlines instead of using the word “and”

33. What is a comma?

34. These kinds of interview questions may be difficult to ask because of their sensitive nature, but you still need to ask them. Be sure to be tactful when doing so.

35. What are embarrassing (questions)?

36. A headline is like a short one of these; it contains a subject and a verb

37. What is sentence?

38. This is a word you should NOT use when asking someone if you can “interview” them?

39. What is “interview?”

40. Paying attention to this will often give you extra clues during an interview

41. What is the person’s body language?

42. This is the last question you should ask in an interview

43. What is “Is there anything else I should know?”

44. This is something you should NEVER start a headline with

45. What is a verb?

46. Before you conduct an interview, you should do this to find more information about your subject.

47. What is conduct (background) research?

48. This type of question does not allow for the source to keep talking and it should not be used.

49. What are yes/no questions?

50. When using numbers in a headline, they should be written this way.

51. What is (written) as numerals?

52. You should never break this across 2 lines of a headline

53. What is the verb?

54. Make your wager

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56. Also called “stock questions,” the initials G.O.S.S. stand for what kind of questions?

57. What are: “What are your goals?” “What obstacles stand in the way?” “What have you done to try and solve this?” “How did this start?”