Deck 7: Investigative Reporting and Ethics

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Recently The Hindu newspaper published an investigative report related to __________, which was termed by the Supreme Court of India as the legitimate one.

A)Rafale deal
B)Satyam scam
C)Commonwealth scam
D)Cement scam
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Reporting based on a __________ source cannot be considered investigative.

A)single
B)Multiple
C)Both A and B
D)None of the above
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Investigative reporting is _________________.

A)Sensationalism
B)Yellow journalism
C)watchdog journalism
D)leak journalism
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Investigative reporting is not ________________________.

A)paparazzi journalism
B)watchdog journalism
C)Holding the powerful accountable
D)Following the trail of wrongdoing
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In 2007,___________________ reporters Dana Priest and Ann Hull, made several visits to the Walter Reed Army Medical Center to expose the maltreatment of wounded war veterans.

A)Washington Post
B)Times of India
C)The Guardian
D)The Hindu
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What does yellow journalism consist of?

A)facts
B)clickbait headline
C)statistics
D)fake news
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Why is yellow journalism used?

A)sell more news
B)give right information
C)for investigative journalism
D)for citizen journalism
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A credible reporter is a one

A)who reveleas his source
B)writes one sided story
C)does fair stories
D)misquotes sources
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Practice of yellow journalism started in which city?

A)New York
B)London
C)Berlin
D)Madras
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what are the principles of media ethics?

A)independence from private and political interests
B)independence from political interests
C)indedbtedness to political interest
D)beneficial to political interests
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When reporting a story do you need a direct source?

A)Indirect sources are enough
B)No
C)Yes
D)Sources are not important
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As a journalist you are not allowed to accept

A)kickbacks
B)stories
C)data
D)quotes
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What is India's ranking on the global list for journalists murdered in 2020?

A)10
B)24
C)6
D)12
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Holding media trials by prime time anchor can be reffered as

A)Yellow Journalism
B)Fact based Journalism
C)Ethical Journalism
D)Advertorial
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If you are paid by a brand to write a story, what is it called?

A)Editorial
B)Advertorial
C)Content Creation
D)Strictly Editorial
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If you see a colleague purposely fudging data in a story, what will you do?

A)Report to the Editor
B)Tell your other colleagues
C)Behave as if nothing happened
D)Tell your colleague it is wrong
Question
A deadline is approaching, you don't have confirmation for a story, you will

A)Inform the editor honestly
B)lie to the editor
C)Write a report without confirmation
D)Not inform anyone and write the story
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If a company pays you gifts/money to write a positive story, you will

A)write the story
B)Not write the story
C)Write the story after informing your editor
D)Not write the story and also inform the editor
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Before reporting any story should you email all parties for their quotes?

A)Not Necessary
B)Only the ones I prefer
C)All parties should be emailed
D)Don't have time to email
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To confirm a story, is it okay to lie to the person mentioned in the story?

A)Sometimes it is alright
B)No
C)Yes
D)Always allowed to lie for confirmation
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The personal privileges you can ask a company in lieu of a story

A)Train Tickets
B)Flight Tickets
C)Bus Tickets
D)No Tickets
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If you are sued by someone for writing a story against them, what should you do?

A)Apologise to them and beg for forgiveness
B)Apologise to your editor
C)Inform the editor and legal team
D)Do not inform anyone and hire a lawyer independently
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Yellow Journalism started in which era?

A)1890s
B)1990s
C)2000s
D)1920s
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What can affect the credibility of a reporter?

A)Factual Reporting
B)Direct Sourcing
C)Missing Deadline
D)Misrepresentation
Question
_______________ is considered to be biggest scandal anywhere in the world

A)Bofors Scandal
B)Stock Market Scandal
C)2G Spectrum Scandal
D)Watergate Scandal
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Recently The Hindu newspaper published an investigative report related to __________, which was termed by the Supreme Court of India as the legitimate one.

A)Rafale deal
B)Satyam scam
C)Commonwealth scam
D)Cement scam
Rafale deal
2
Reporting based on a __________ source cannot be considered investigative.

A)single
B)Multiple
C)Both A and B
D)None of the above
single
3
Investigative reporting is _________________.

A)Sensationalism
B)Yellow journalism
C)watchdog journalism
D)leak journalism
watchdog journalism
4
Investigative reporting is not ________________________.

A)paparazzi journalism
B)watchdog journalism
C)Holding the powerful accountable
D)Following the trail of wrongdoing
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In 2007,___________________ reporters Dana Priest and Ann Hull, made several visits to the Walter Reed Army Medical Center to expose the maltreatment of wounded war veterans.

A)Washington Post
B)Times of India
C)The Guardian
D)The Hindu
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6
What does yellow journalism consist of?

A)facts
B)clickbait headline
C)statistics
D)fake news
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Why is yellow journalism used?

A)sell more news
B)give right information
C)for investigative journalism
D)for citizen journalism
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A credible reporter is a one

A)who reveleas his source
B)writes one sided story
C)does fair stories
D)misquotes sources
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9
Practice of yellow journalism started in which city?

A)New York
B)London
C)Berlin
D)Madras
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10
what are the principles of media ethics?

A)independence from private and political interests
B)independence from political interests
C)indedbtedness to political interest
D)beneficial to political interests
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11
When reporting a story do you need a direct source?

A)Indirect sources are enough
B)No
C)Yes
D)Sources are not important
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As a journalist you are not allowed to accept

A)kickbacks
B)stories
C)data
D)quotes
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13
What is India's ranking on the global list for journalists murdered in 2020?

A)10
B)24
C)6
D)12
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14
Holding media trials by prime time anchor can be reffered as

A)Yellow Journalism
B)Fact based Journalism
C)Ethical Journalism
D)Advertorial
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15
If you are paid by a brand to write a story, what is it called?

A)Editorial
B)Advertorial
C)Content Creation
D)Strictly Editorial
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16
If you see a colleague purposely fudging data in a story, what will you do?

A)Report to the Editor
B)Tell your other colleagues
C)Behave as if nothing happened
D)Tell your colleague it is wrong
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17
A deadline is approaching, you don't have confirmation for a story, you will

A)Inform the editor honestly
B)lie to the editor
C)Write a report without confirmation
D)Not inform anyone and write the story
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18
If a company pays you gifts/money to write a positive story, you will

A)write the story
B)Not write the story
C)Write the story after informing your editor
D)Not write the story and also inform the editor
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19
Before reporting any story should you email all parties for their quotes?

A)Not Necessary
B)Only the ones I prefer
C)All parties should be emailed
D)Don't have time to email
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20
To confirm a story, is it okay to lie to the person mentioned in the story?

A)Sometimes it is alright
B)No
C)Yes
D)Always allowed to lie for confirmation
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21
The personal privileges you can ask a company in lieu of a story

A)Train Tickets
B)Flight Tickets
C)Bus Tickets
D)No Tickets
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22
If you are sued by someone for writing a story against them, what should you do?

A)Apologise to them and beg for forgiveness
B)Apologise to your editor
C)Inform the editor and legal team
D)Do not inform anyone and hire a lawyer independently
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23
Yellow Journalism started in which era?

A)1890s
B)1990s
C)2000s
D)1920s
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What can affect the credibility of a reporter?

A)Factual Reporting
B)Direct Sourcing
C)Missing Deadline
D)Misrepresentation
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_______________ is considered to be biggest scandal anywhere in the world

A)Bofors Scandal
B)Stock Market Scandal
C)2G Spectrum Scandal
D)Watergate Scandal
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