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Final Jeopardy
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100 Question from H1

Title of the newspaper appearing on the first
page.
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100 Answer from H1
What is the flag?
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200 Question from H1
Page number on which a story continues.
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200 Answer from H1
What is a jumpline?
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300 Question from H1
A story that entertains as much as it informs.
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300 Answer from H1
What is a feature story?
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400 Question from H1
News story that expresses an opinion
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400 Answer from H1
What are editorials?
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500 Question from H1
A headline that stretches across the page.
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500 Answer from H1
What is a banner?
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100 Question from H2
Name of the first paragraph of a news story.
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100 Answer from H2
What is the lead?
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200 Question from H2
A title / explanation for a photo.
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200 Answer from H2
What is a caption?
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300 Question from H2
Title of a news article.
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300 Answer from H2
What is a headline?
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400 Question from H2
Each headline should include one of these.
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400 Answer from H2
What is a verb or action word?
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500 Question from H2

Stories that are not as important and largely
fill a gap in the page.
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500 Answer from H2
What is a filler?
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100 Question from H3
An author puts his/her name here.
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100 Answer from H3
What is a byline?
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200 Question from H3

This is where editorials are found.
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200 Answer from H3
What is the opinion page?
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300 Question from H3
The word NEWS is believed to stand for this.
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300 Answer from H3
What is north, east, west and south?
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400 Question from H3
News organizations a newspaper can buy stories
from.
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400 Answer from H3
What are wire services
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500 Question from H3

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What words should not appear in a headline? Name
them and what are they referred to as?

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500 Answer from H3

• 
  

What is a, an, and the? What is an
article? (250 for each answer)

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100 Question from H4
What information can you get from these
statements? (3 answers each) Barack Obama is
the president of the United States.
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100 Answer from H4
What is who, what, where?
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200 Question from H4
What information can you get from these
statements? (3 answers each) The current Iraqi
government visited the United States.
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200 Answer from H4
1. What is who, where, what?
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300 Question from H4
What information can you get from these
statements? (3 answers each) Saddam Hussein was
captured after the fall of Baghdad.
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300 Answer from H4
What is what, who, when?
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400 Question from H4
We can be prepared for the H1N1 virus by
washing our hands and not sharing drinks.
What information can you get from these
statements? (3 answers each)
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400 Answer from H4
What is who, what, and how?
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500 Question from H4
What information can you get from these
statements? (3 answers each)
Waunakee Warrior athletes must work hard to stay
in shape all year long.
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500 Answer from H4
What is who, what, when?
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100 Question from H5
This is where you will find the most important
news story of the day.
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100 Answer from H5
What is the front page?
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200 Question from H5
A caricature or picture that represents and
expresses an opinion.
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200 Answer from H5
What is a political cartoon?
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300 Question from H5
Wire services are used most often for these types
of news stories.
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300 Answer from H5
What are international and national news stories?
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400 Question from H5
Information regarding the name of the paper,
ownership, place of publication,subscription
rates, etc.
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400 Answer from H5
What is the masthead?
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500 Question from H5
Organization that sells articles to newspapers
for simultaneous distribution.
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500 Answer from H5
What is a syndicate?
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Final Jeopardy
Four parts of an editorial.
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Final Jeopardy Answer

• What are the ...
• Problem or argument
• Examine the problem
• Editors solution
• Recommended public involvement