SDO MARIKINA SAMPLE SEVEN-ITEM QUESTIONS
Quiz by Joshua Caleb Pacleta
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- Q1
This means the nearness of the event to the intended readers. Newspaper editors are aware that readers are more interested in events in their community or neighborhood, because these will affect their lives.
Oddity
Significance
Prominence
Proximity
30s - Q2
These are examples of news categories
Skin Care
multiplem:// Novelty: Science: Humor
30s - Q3
An Inverted Pyramid Approach must follow this order
Main Lead-Details-Support Lead-Background
Details-Main Lead-Support Lead-Background
multiplem://Main Lead-Support Lead-Details-Background
Details-Support Lead-Main Lead-Background
30s - Q4
This symbols mean to "Transpose"
30s - Q5
The first paragraph tells the most important facts of the news story. Sometimes it is called slant or angle.
scrambled://lead
30s - Q6
Arrange the jumbled words to form a correct definition of Contrast Lead
jumble://describes,two,extremes,or,opposites,for,emphasis
30s - Q7
A punch lead is a short, forceful word or expression
boolean://true
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