MAC121



Category: MAC121

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MAC121

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1.

codes reflect an
organization’s commitment
to certain standards of
conduct

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2.

One of this is not a principle
of the International Code of
Ethics for journalists

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3.

Objectivist theory holds that
ethics is _______ rather
than emotional

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4.

The
attributes of a journalist
requires that he/she
develops the ability to be
impartial, impersonal and
dispassionate

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5.

Journalistic professional
ethical norms first began to
be codified in

6 / 50

6.

Writing news stories from
tips gotten from cocktail
parties could be regarded
as

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7.

With regards to the ethics
of news writing and
reporting, the ____
journalist acts according to
his/her whims and caprices

8 / 50

8.

Information that may be
used by a reporter on
his/her own responsibility
and cannot be attributed
even to a “reliable source”
is called

9 / 50

9.

The first code of ethics for
journalists in Nigeria was
established in

10 / 50

10.

The Umbrella Code for
journalists in Nigeria is

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11.

Teleological theory of ethics
is also called ______

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12.

The Umbrella Code for
journalists in Nigeria is
____

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13.

According to
_, an action is justified if the
intentions of the doer are
good, regardless of the
consequences that ensure
from the action

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14.

The four theories of the
press could also be aptly
describes as

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15.

Objectivist theory holds that
ethics is
rather than emotional

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16.

Programmes broadcast
seven days a week at the
same time is called

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17.

Which regulatory body‘s
code of conduct reads thus,
“in obtaining news or
pictures, reporters and
press photographers should
do nothing that will cause
pain or humiliation to
innocent, bereaved or
otherwise distressed
persons’

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18.

The standard radio
broadcasting - AM means

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19.

helps stories move in a
smooth, logical order from
field to the next

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20.

All Radio and TV script
besides commercial refers
to

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21.

involves crediting a story to
a source

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22.

The function of the press
does not include

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23.

The media theory that calls
for grassroots participation
in the control of the media
is the

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24. Dateline refers to

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25.

The following are not types
of lead except

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26.

Determinants of news
include all except @

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27. CAR refers to

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28. SOF means

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29.

Journalism is sometimes
metaphorically regarded as
in a hurry

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30.

In a radio or TV station, the
schedule of broadcasting is
called

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31.

Specialist reporters could
also be regarded as

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32.

Theory states that it is the
result or consequence of
actions that determine the
rightness or wrongness of
such action

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33. Add means

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34.

The International principles
of Professional Ethics in
journalism emerged in

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35.

Absolutist theory of ethics is
based on the ________ of
ethics

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36.

Objectivist theory holds that
ethics is
rather than emotional

37 / 50

37.

The Newspaper library,
where published stories,
photographs and resource
materials are stored for
reference purposes is
called

38 / 50

38.

The first code of ethics for
journalists in Nigeria was
established in ____

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39. Cut line is also called

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40.

Special reporter could be
assigned to report______

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41.

The Law of Defamation
applies to

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42.

According to ____, an
action is justified if the
intentions of the doer are
good, regardless of the
consequences that ensure
from the action

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43. Continuity means

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44.

A telephone conversation
or interview recorded for
later playback on air is
called

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45.

The 5 key principles of
radio programme include all
except

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46.

The excesses of
necessitated the need for
the society to demand a
high moral standard from
journalists

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47. Mast head:

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48.

Journalistic professional
ethical norms first began to
be codified in _____

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49.

The abuse of freedom by
the press in the 20th
Century led to the calls for
a _______

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50.

The most used lead in
Nigerian national
newspapers is

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