Question 1

What question should never be asked?:

Accepted Answer

A)  "What does this win mean to you?" 
B)  "How would you assess your performance tonight?" 
C)  "How does it feel to win?" 
D)  "What was it like for you to score the winning goal?" 
A)  "What does this win mean to you?" 
B)  "How would you assess your performance tonight?" 
C)  "How does it feel to win?" 
D)  "What was it like for you to score the winning goal?" C

Question 2

Writing a headline can help you identify the _______

Accepted Answer

lead

Question 3

Senior night, question, and imagine are what types of leads? ______

Accepted Answer

leads to avoid

Question 4

A story that evaluates an individual game and what it means to an entire season generally begins with an assessment lead.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

According to Chapter 4, the lead is the into the___ story.

Accepted Answer

A)  Doorway 
B)  Avenue 
C)  Window 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Doorway 
B)  Avenue 
C)  Window 
D)  None of the above

Question 6

Complete this sentence: "If you're playing fullcontact sports, wear a helmet. If you're writing game stories, remember to include the ."

Accepted Answer

A)  Star player 
B)  Coach's quotes 
C)  Lead 
D)  Score 
A)  Star player 
B)  Coach's quotes 
C)  Lead 
D)  Score

Question 7

When he returned, who issued the twoword statement: "I'm back?"

Accepted Answer

A)  Jesus 
B)  Michael Jordan 
C)  Peyton Manning 
D)  Kobe Bryant 
A)  Jesus 
B)  Michael Jordan 
C)  Peyton Manning 
D)  Kobe Bryant

Question 8

One lead NOT to avoid is the quote lead.:

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Online leads and newspapers leads are the identical.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Turning points in games are identifiable because:

Accepted Answer

A)  They usually occur after halftime or a break in action. 
B)  They have a direct impact on the game's outcome. 
C)  They indicate a shift in a game's momentum. 
D)  All of the above 
A)  They usually occur after halftime or a break in action. 
B)  They have a direct impact on the game's outcome. 
C)  They indicate a shift in a game's momentum. 
D)  All of the above

What question should never be asked?:

Writing a headline can help you identify the _______

Senior night, question, and imagine are what types of leads? ______

A story that evaluates an individual game and what it means to an entire season generally begins with an assessment lead.

According to Chapter 4, the lead is the into the___ story.

Complete this sentence: "If you're playing fullcontact sports, wear a helmet. If you're writing game stories, remember to include the ."

When he returned, who issued the twoword statement: "I'm back?"

One lead NOT to avoid is the quote lead.:

Online leads and newspapers leads are the identical.

Turning points in games are identifiable because:

Introduction: the Field of Sports Journalism

Preparation: Tools for Successful Sports Reporting and Writing

Sports Writing: the Basics

Beginnings Ii: Advanced Lead Writing

Beginnings Iii: Overused Leads

Middles I: Story Structures

Middles Ii: Effective Interviewing

International Sports Reporting

Middles Iv: Playbyplay

Story Endings

Other Types of Stories I: Sidebars

Other Types of Stories Ii: Previews and Follows

Other Types of Stories Iii: Sports Columns

Other Types of Stories Iv: Features and Profiles

Other Types of Stories V: Sports News and Enterprise

Final Points I: Stylistic Errors to Avoid

Final Points Ii: Sports Journalism Ethics

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Exam 4: Beginnings I: Leads

What question should never be asked?:

Writing a headline can help you identify the _______

Senior night, question, and imagine are what types of leads? ______

A story that evaluates an individual game and what it means to an entire season generally begins with an assessment lead.

According to Chapter 4, the lead is the into the___ story.

Complete this sentence: "If you're playing fullcontact sports, wear a helmet. If you're writing game stories, remember to include the ."

When he returned, who issued the twoword statement: "I'm back?"

One lead NOT to avoid is the quote lead.:

Online leads and newspapers leads are the identical.

Turning points in games are identifiable because:

Introduction: the Field of Sports Journalism

Preparation: Tools for Successful Sports Reporting and Writing

Sports Writing: the Basics

Beginnings Ii: Advanced Lead Writing

Beginnings Iii: Overused Leads

Middles I: Story Structures

Middles Ii: Effective Interviewing

International Sports Reporting

Middles Iv: Playbyplay

Story Endings

Other Types of Stories I: Sidebars

Other Types of Stories Ii: Previews and Follows

Other Types of Stories Iii: Sports Columns

Other Types of Stories Iv: Features and Profiles

Other Types of Stories V: Sports News and Enterprise

Final Points I: Stylistic Errors to Avoid

Final Points Ii: Sports Journalism Ethics

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