Journalism terms

Beat ?

• Beat is a noun
• A specific area Just for you to report.

BY-LINE?

• By-line is a noun.
• Who wrote the story.
• Printed between the headline.

Caption

• Explains a photo or graphic.
• Also called a cutline.
• Caption is a.

EDITOR

• The staff member who has overall responsibility for a publish.
• Editor is a noun.

FACT?

• A fact is a statement that can be proven.
• Fact is a

FLAG?

• The name of the news paper.
• It appears at the top of each page.
• Flag is a

Hammer?

• LARGE,BOLD-PRINT WORDS OVER THE HEAD LINE.
• HAMMER IS A

HEADLINE?

• A phrase that appears above the story.
• Summarizing it and grabbing attention.
• Headline is a

HUMAN INTEREST?

• People and events with which the readers can identify.
• Human Interest is a noun.

INTERVIEW?

• Open-ended questions and answers.
• Between a reporter and his/her source.
• Interview is a noun.

INVERTED Pyramid?

• How Journalism stories are written.
• Each starts with the most important information and goes to the lest important.
• Inverted Pyramid is a

LEAD?

• The start of the story; it grabs the readers attention.
• Lead is a

LIBEL?

• Written,unproven information about a persons that damaging to their reputation.
• Libel is a noun.

News?

• Information given about an even after an event to create public point of view.
• News is a noun.

Op-ed?

• Pages that express the opinions of the writers view.
• Op-ed is a noun.

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