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Froggy Jumps Newsroom Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Newsroom basics par Ayanat 1 What does “wires” refer to in a newsroom? a Editing software b International news from agencies c Camera equipment 2 A ’correspondent’ is someone who: a Reports from a specific location b Edits videos in the studio c Writes headlines only 3 ’DV footage’ means: a Digital video recording b Live broadcast c Sound effects 4 What is a ’running order’? a Editing software tool b Order of stories in a broadcast c Camera settings list 5 An ’exclusive’ story is one that: a Only one organization has b Is repeated by all channels c Is always live 6 ’Live’ news means: a Happening in real time b Written article c Pre-recorded content 7 A camera crew is responsible for: a Filming and recording b Fact-checking only c Writing scripts 8 Which is NOT a typical newsroom role? a Correspondent b Editor-in-chief c Game designer 9 What is DV footage usually used for? a Writing headlines b Raw video content c Sound mixing 10 A news ’package’ is: a A microphone type b A camera lens c A short edited report 11 What does ’live coverage’ mean? a Real-time reporting b Written summary c Delayed report 12 Who decides the order of news stories? a Audience b Camera operator c Editor-in-chief 13 What is an ’Edit Decision List (EDL)’ used for? a Shot editing plan b Music playlist c Camera purchase list 14 Background sound effects are used to: a Improve atmosphere b Remove interviews c Replace video 15 A ’broadcast’ is: a Private recording b Script writing c Public transmission of content 16 In a newsroom meeting, what is usually decided first? a Camera settings b Top headlines of the day c Actor costumes 17 What is the purpose of assigning roles in a TV production group task? a To organize responsibilities b To reduce teamwork c To avoid filming 18 What is the main goal of creating a broadcast video in groups? a Writing essays b Producing a short TV-style programme c Printing newspapers 19 What should be included in a broadcast video plan? a Script and segment structure b Only camera equipment list c Only music 20 What is the role of a reporter in the group task? a Filming only b Editing sound effects c Presenting and reporting news 21 What is the role of an editor in the group task? a Cutting and assembling video b Acting in front of camera c Writing news only 22 In a newsroom simulation, ’breaking news just arrived’ means: a No work is needed b New urgent information must be added c The meeting is finished 23 What is the main purpose of editing in a broadcast? a To remove all interviews b To slow down production c To combine and improve video material 24 Why do teams use live, exclusive, and package labels? a To delete content b To confuse audience c To organize types of news stories 25 Why did Meryl send the email? a To cancel the documentary b To give instructions during delay c To hire new staff 26 What should Diana start with? a Ending credits b Music selection only c Wide establishing shots 27 What should be intercut with interview sections? a Border footage b Comedy clips c Weather reports 28 Who should check time codes? a Reporter b Assistant editor c Camera operator 29 What will Sylvana Calpepper do? a Film border footage b Edit video c Record voice-over 30 What is the tone of Meryl’s email? a Friendly but professional and authoritative b Angry and rude c Informal and joking

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What does “wires” refer to in a newsroom?

A ’correspondent’ is someone who:

’DV footage’ means:

What is a ’running order’?

An ’exclusive’ story is one that:

’Live’ news means:

A camera crew is responsible for:

Which is NOT a typical newsroom role?

What is DV footage usually used for?

A news ’package’ is:

What does ’live coverage’ mean?

Who decides the order of news stories?

What is an ’Edit Decision List (EDL)’ used for?

Background sound effects are used to:

A ’broadcast’ is:

In a newsroom meeting, what is usually decided first?

What is the purpose of assigning roles in a TV production group task?

What is the main goal of creating a broadcast video in groups?

What should be included in a broadcast video plan?

What is the role of a reporter in the group task?

What is the role of an editor in the group task?

In a newsroom simulation, ’breaking news just arrived’ means:

What is the main purpose of editing in a broadcast?

Why do teams use live, exclusive, and package labels?

Why did Meryl send the email?

What should Diana start with?

What should be intercut with interview sections?

Who should check time codes?

What will Sylvana Calpepper do?

What is the tone of Meryl’s email?