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Recent Journalism Quizzes

Welcome to the History of Journalism Quiz. This quiz tests your knowledge about the history of journalism. It covers key events, important figures, and major innovations that have shaped journalism over the years. You will...

Questions: 35 | Attempts: 53 | Last updated: Jun 6, 2024

Sample Question
The 1954 U.S. Supreme Court decision in the Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka case determined that:

All registered voters have a right to vote.

Separate educational facilities are inherently unequal and, therefore, unlawful.

Hiring in schools must guarantee that no teacher will be discriminated against by race.

All residents have a right to a college education.

History Of Journalism Exam 2

History of Journalism Exam 2

This exam explores the history and impact of muckraking in journalism during the Progressive Era, focusing on key figures and publications.

Questions: 74 | Attempts: 50 | Last updated: Apr 27, 2023

Sample Question
The term “muckraking,” used to describe the journalistic practices of the Progressive Era, was coined by

Journalist themselves to praise the work of one another

President Teddy Roosevelt to compliment the work of these journalist

President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to insult reporters at the time

President Theodore Roosevelt to sarcastically refer to these journalist

Do You Know About Media Ethics And Law?

Do you know about Media Ethics and Law?

How much do you know about media ethics and law? As a journalism student, one must be aware of media law, ethics, and regulations. This quiz will review your knowledge regarding these terms. Media ethics and law refer to ethical...

Questions: 10 | Attempts: 5180 | Last updated: Nov 16, 2023

Sample Question
The following is an example of slander

A national magazine reports on the upcoming election with an intent to sway voters to the Democratic side.

A local radio DJ tries to sell his own car during air time.

Several students are interviewed by a local news station and state that their science teacher is a raging alcoholic and fails to do his job.

The high school principal takes the day off without calling in sick.

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