Q1 Man’s ability to feel and empathize with others makes it possible for him/her to behave
Q2 Theory states that it is the result or consequence of actions that determine the rightness or wrongness of such action
Q3 Teleological theory of ethics is also called
Q4 According to _, an action is justified if the intentions of the doer are good, regardless of the consequences that ensure from the action
Q5 As a reporter, some of your morally correct principles and
standards could be compromised in certain circumstances. This is the
position of
Q6 Absolutist theory of ethics is based on the _of ethics
Q7 An action is either good or bad depending on the context in which it was made. This is the position of
Q8 Objectivist theory holds that ethics is rather than emotional
Q9 With regards to the ethics of news writing and reporting, the journalist acts according to his/her whims and caprices
Q10 Antinomian theory is closely related to
Q11 The abuse of freedom by the press in the 20th Century led to the calls for a
Q12 Journalistic ethics is ultimately concerned with for journalistic actions
Q13 Journalistic ethics as a branch of philosophy helps journalists’ in determining what is
Q14 theory believes that the press have certain obligations to society which must be accepted and fulfilled
Q15 The excesses of necessitated the need for the society to demand a high moral standard from journalists
Q16 Journalistic professional ethical norms first began to be codified in
Q17 The International principles of Professional Ethics in journalism emerged in
Q18 The first code of ethics for journalists in Nigeria was established in
Q19 The Umbrella Code for journalists in Nigeria is
Q20 The first code of ethics for journalists in Nigeria was established in
Q21 codes reflect an organization’s commitment to certain standards of conduct
Q22 is the body expected to interpret the code while acting as a judicator when any of the provisions of the code is breached
Q23 Generally, abbreviations should be used in broadcast copy. True or False?
Q24 helps stories move in a smooth, logical order from field to the next
Q25 The first and last keepers in the news gathering business are reporter and respectively
Q26 Reporters’ area of specialization is often called
Q27 Reporters who cover specialized beats in both the print and electronic media have the same functions. True or False?
Q28 Cut line is also called
Q29 The naturally makes the first decision on what constitutes news
Q30 A beat reporter could be regarded as a
Q31 The most used lead in Nigerian national newspapers is
Q32 Specialist reporters could also be regarded as
Q33 Special reporter could be assigned to report crime, sport or business. True or false?
Q34 Objectivist theory holds that ethics is rather than emotional
Q35 Surveillance of the environment has to do with
Q36 Transmission of the social heritage from one generation to the next is
Q37 lead is almost like a headline. It is usually a short sentence but if deployed effectively, can have great effect.
Q38 The Inverted Pyramid Format of writing means the story begins with
Q39 Embargoed news materials are termed HFR. This means
Q40 A broadcast to a station to be recorded or sent to another station or other stations is called
Q41 The name of the city or town and date, which are placed at the
beginning of stories that do not have local origin is called
Q42 All radio and television scripts beside commercials is called
Q43 A radio spectrum frequency assigned to a radio or television station(s) is called
Q44 Cut line is also called
Q45 The standard radio broadcasting - AM means
Q46 Information that may be used by a reporter on his/her own
responsibility and cannot be attributed even to a “reliable source” is
called
Q47 A telephone conversation or interview recorded for later playback on air is called
Q48 The instrument most professions, including the media profession
uses to regulate the professional conduct of their members is codified
as
Q49 The attributes of a journalist requires that he/she develops the ability to be impartial, impersonal and dispassionate
Q50 Programmes broadcast seven days a week at the same time is called
Q51 A reporter who has a natural instinct for news, could easily identify news, is said to have
Q52 Journalism is sometimes metaphorically regarded as in a hurry
Q53 Reporters’ area of specialization or coverage is journalistically referred to as
Q54 Because the reporter helps chronicle events as they happen, he/she is fondly regarded as
Q55 From the perspective of Lasswell and Wright (1948), when the press
collects and distributes information, it is engaging in
Q56 The media function that concerns interpretation and analysis is regarded by Lasswell & Wright as
Q57 is the main theme of the story which provides the spine of the story.
Q58 When events that depart from everyday experiences make news, it is because of the involved.
Q59 involves crediting a story to a source.
Q60 theory consists mainly of guidelines, techniques, traditions and conventions that guide the work of media production
Q61 The former Editor of The Times, Herold Evans, says News is
Q62 Theory states that it is the result or consequence of actions that determine the rightness or wrongness of such action
Q63 The four theories of the press could also be aptly describes as
Q64
theory calls for decentralization and localization of mass media
structures and control in order to ensure community participation in
media activities
Q65 If your job is to make inquiries rather than attend a function, the section of the library should be your first port of call
Q66 The four theories of the press is associated with Siebert, Peterson and
Q67 The head of the newsroom operations is
Q68 In the Newsroom, the head holds his/her regular briefings over the
Q69 VDU screens means
Q70 Restore the cancelled version written in a copy is designated as
Q71 Information given to a reporter in complete confidence and should not be printed under any circumstances is called
Q72 The word(s) placed on a copy to designate the story is called
Q73 The Newspaper library, where published stories, photographs and
resource materials are stored for reference purposes is called
Q74 The heading on the editorial page that gives information about the Newspaper is called
Q75 In a radio or TV station, the schedule of broadcasting is called
Q76 Man’s ability to feel and empathize with others makes it possible for him/her to behave ______
Q77 ____ Theory states that it is the result or
consequence of actions that determine the rightness or wrongness of such
action
Q78 Teleological theory of ethics is also called _______
Q79 According to ____, an action is justified if the
intentions of the doer are good, regardless of the consequences that
ensure from the action
Q80 As a reporter, some of your morally correct
principles and standards could be compromised in certain circumstances.
This is the position of ____
Q81 Absolutist theory of ethics is based on the ________ of ethics
Q82 An action is either good or bad depending on the context in which it was made. This is the position of ______
Q83 Objectivist theory holds that ethics is _______ rather than emotional
Q84 With regards to the ethics of news writing and reporting, the ____ journalist acts according to his/her whims and caprices
Q85 Antinomian theory is closely related to _____
Q86 The abuse of freedom by the press in the 20th Century led to the calls for a _______
Q87 Journalistic ethics is ultimately concerned with ______ for journalistic actions
Q88 Journalistic ethics as a branch of philosophy helps journalists’ in determining what is ______
Q89 ______ theory believes that the press have certain obligations to society which must be accepted and fulfilled
Q90 The excesses of ____ necessitated the need for the society to demand a high moral standard from journalists
Q91 Journalistic professional ethical norms first began to be codified in _____
Q92 The International principles of Professional Ethics in journalism emerged in
Q93 One of this is not a principle of the International Code of Ethics for journalists
Q94 The Umbrella Code for journalists in Nigeria is ____
Q95 The first code of ethics for journalists in Nigeria was established in ____
Q96 _____ codes reflect an organization’s commitment to certain standards of conduct
Q97 _____ is the body expected to interpret the code
while acting as a judicator when any of the provisions of the code is
breached
Q98 One of these provisions is not contained in the codes for Nigerian Journalists
Q99 Between 1979 and 1983, many journalists sold
their souls and craft to the highest political bidder or indeed to
anyone who puts up the bid. This is a vivid picture of an ________
ethical crisis
Q100 The Reporter must write and shape the writing to the following except
Q101 The function of the press does not include
Q102 The Attribute of a reporter does not include
Q103 VDU refers to
Q104 Materials meant for a newspaper story are still referred to as
Q105 The heart of news gathering operation is the
Q106 Which regulatory body‘s code of conduct reads
thus, “in obtaining news or pictures, reporters and press photographers
should do nothing that will cause pain or humiliation to innocent,
bereaved or otherwise distressed persons’
Q107 The well known four theories of the press include all except
Q108 The authoritarian theory dates back to the
Q109 Soviet-communist media theory was prevalent in
Q110 Referring to the press as the “Fourth Estate” of the realm became common in the
Q111 A good constitutional representation of the libertarian press is found in the
Q112 The media theory that calls for grassroots participation in the control of the media is the
Q113 A Cub refers to
Q114 Add means:
Q115 Continuity means
Q116 All Radio and TV script besides commercial refers to
Q117 Dateline refers to
Q118 Credit line means
Q119 Mast head:
Q120 HFR refers to
Q121 Determinants of news include all except @
Q122 Morgue is
Q123 SOF means
Q124 The following abbreviation except one are allowed in a broadcast
Q125 The following are not types of lead except
Q126 A lead provides answer to all except
Q127 The 5 key principles of radio programme include all except
Q128 Which date is appropriate for Broadcast copy
Q129 CAR refers to
Q130 The practice of working as a Journalist for a Newspaper and at the same time a Press Secretary to a Governor amounts to
Q131 The Law of Defamation applies to
Q132 A situation whereby a journalist believes that
writing or publishing certain stories would be offensive to his or her
employer is known
Q133 When a newspaper or any other mass medium
presents news in a way designed to arouse a quick and excited reaction,
this is amounts to
Q134 Writing news stories from tips gotten from cocktail parties could be regarded as
Q135 The media function that concerns interpretation and analysis is regarded by Lasswell & Wright as
Q136 Because reporters are able to recount events and happenings in a society per time, they are often referred to as
Q137 Quotations give a sense that readers have talked directly with the sources.
Q138 Reporters’ area of specialization is often called ___
Q139 Reporters who cover specialized beats in both the print and electronic media have the same functions
Q140 Reporters primarily write for the following reasons ____
Q141 Reporters discover and publish information that is based on rumour and speculation.
Q142 A beat reporter could be regarded as a______
Q143 Every reporter must have an area of specialization in media organization
Q144 Specialist reporters could also be regarded as______
Q145 Special reporter could be assigned to report______
Q146 When your sources are anonymous, your readers congratulate you for upholding the confidentiality of sources.
Q147 Surveillance of the environment has to do with______
Q148 Transmission of the social heritage from one generation to the next is____
Q149 A reporter could function without ethical issues but cannot function without legal issues
Q150 The functions of print media reporters and editors are the same with that of electronic media reporters and editors.