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Essential Media and Journalism Vocabulary Exercise

March 8, 2026 - A2pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one. Some sentences have two correct answers. Choose both.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1The reporter checked the facts before publishing the ............... .
Wrong!
A report is a written account of news; the other options do not fit the meaning in this context.
2The newspaper printed a ............... on the front page to correct yesterday's mistake.
Wrong!
A correction is published to fix an error; the other options do not match this purpose.
3The editor changed the title to make the ............... clearer for readers.
Wrong!
A headline is the title of a news story; the other options are not titles in this sense.
4The journalist promised to protect the ............... who gave the information.
Wrong!
A source is a person who provides information to a journalist; the other options do not fit this role.
5The TV station will ............... the match live at 8 p.m.
Wrong!
Broadcast means to send a program on TV or radio; the other options do not fit this context.
6The reporter asked for an ............... with the mayor after the meeting.
Wrong!
An interview is a formal conversation to get information; the other options do not fit.
7The newspaper's ............... is tomorrow morning, so we must finish the story tonight.
Wrong!
A deadline is the latest time to finish work; the other options are not time limits.
8The article went ............... within an hour, and millions of people shared it.
Wrong!
Viral describes content that spreads very fast online; the other options do not match.
9The magazine earns money from ............... placed between the articles.
Wrong!
Advertisements are paid messages; the other options are not paid promotions.
10The photo's ............... explains who is in the picture and where it was taken.
Wrong!
A caption is the short text under a photo; the other options do not fit this use.
11The journalist wrote an ............... about the election, so it included personal views.
Wrong!
An editorial is an article that expresses the writer's opinions; the other options do not fit the grammar or meaning here.
12The paper asked readers to ............... to get the digital edition every day.
Wrong!
Subscribe means to pay or sign up to receive a publication regularly.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. The reporter checked the facts before publishing the report .
  2. The newspaper printed a correction on the front page to correct yesterday’s mistake.
  3. The editor changed the title to make the headline clearer for readers.
  4. The journalist promised to protect the source who gave the information.
  5. The TV station will broadcast the match live at 8 p.m.
  6. The reporter asked for an interview with the mayor after the meeting.
  7. The newspaper’s deadline is tomorrow morning, so we must finish the story tonight.
  8. The article went viral within an hour, and millions of people shared it.
  9. The magazine earns money from advertisements placed between the articles.
  10. The photo’s caption explains who is in the picture and where it was taken.
  11. The journalist wrote an editorial about the election, so it included personal views.
  12. The paper asked readers to subscribe to get the digital edition every day.
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