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1.

Journalistic ethics is
ultimately concerned with
for journalistic actions

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2.

A broadcast to a station to
be recorded or sent to
another station or other
stations is called

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3.

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

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4.

Which date is appropriate
for Broadcast copy

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5.

Journalism is sometimes
metaphorically regarded as
in a hurry

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6.

The following abbreviation
except one are allowed in a
broadcast

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7.

The authoritarian theory
dates back to the

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8.

Because reporters are able
to recount events and
happenings in a society per
time, they are often referred
to as

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9.

The International principles
of Professional Ethics in
journalism emerged in

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10.

A good constitutional
representation of the
libertarian press is found in
the

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11. VDU screens means

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12. Credit line means

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13.

A reporter could function
without ethical issues but
cannot function without
legal issues

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14.

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

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15.

The Law of Defamation
applies to

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16.

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

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17.

Every reporter must have
an area of specialization in
media organization

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18.

As a reporter, some of your
morally correct principles
and standards could be
compromised in certain
circumstances. This is the
position of

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19.

The media function that
concerns interpretation and
analysis is regarded by
Lasswell & Wright as

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20.

The former Editor of The
Times, Herold Evans, says
News is

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21.

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

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22. Cut line is also called

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23.

Because the reporter helps
chronicle events as they
happen, he/she is fondly
regarded as

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24.

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

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25. Dateline refers to

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26.

In the Newsroom, the head
holds his/her regular
briefings over the

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27.

Antinomian theory is closely
related to

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28.

The Inverted Pyramid
Format of writing means the
story begins with

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29.

Generally, abbreviations
should be used in
broadcast copy. True or
False?

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30.

The Attribute of a reporter
does not include

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31.

Journalistic professional
ethical norms first began to
be codified in _____

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32.

An action is either good or
bad depending on the
context in which it was
made. This is the position
of

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33.

Special reporter could be
assigned to report______

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34.

Specialist reporters could
also be regarded as

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35.

The word(s) placed on a
copy to designate the story
is called

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36.

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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37.

theory consists mainly of
guidelines, techniques,
traditions and conventions
that guide the work of
media production

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38.

The Umbrella Code for
journalists in Nigeria is

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39.

Teleological theory of ethics
is also called ______

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40.

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

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41.

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

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42.

The Umbrella Code for
journalists in Nigeria is
____

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43.

Surveillance of the
environment has to do
with______

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44.

Objectivist theory holds that
ethics is
rather than emotional

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45.

If your job is to make
inquiries rather than attend
a function, the
section of the library should
be your first port of call

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46.

The head of the newsroom
operations is

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47.

The heart of news
gathering operation is the

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48.

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

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49.

When events that depart
from everyday experiences
make news, it is because of
the
involved.

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50.

The name of the city or
town and date, which are
placed at the beginning of
stories that do not have
local origin is called

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51.

Information given to a
reporter in complete
confidence and should not
be printed under any
circumstances is called

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52.

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

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53.

Special reporter could be
assigned to report crime,
sport or business. True or
false?

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54.

A beat reporter could be
regarded as a

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55.

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

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56.

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

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57.

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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58.

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

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59.

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

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60.

All radio and television
scripts beside commercials
is called

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61.

From the perspective of
Lasswell and Wright (1948),
when the press collects and
distributes information, it is
engaging in

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62. HFR refers to

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63.

Journalistic ethics as a
branch of philosophy helps
journalists’ in determining
what is ______

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64.

The function of the press
does not include

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65.

The media function that
concerns interpretation and
analysis is regarded by
Lasswell & Wright as

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66.

Man’s ability to feel and
empathize with others
makes it possible for
him/her to behave1

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67.

Embargoed news materials
are termed HFR. This
means

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68.

A beat reporter could be
regarded as a______

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69.

Materials meant for a
newspaper story are still
referred to as

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70.

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

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