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News Writing and Reporting for Today's Media, 7/e
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Broadcast Writing
Review Questions
1
Define the following terms.
Reader
Voiceover
(VO)
Voiceover Sound-on-Tape
(VOSOT)
Package
(PKG)
Actuality
Lead-in
Wrap
Throw line
Wind-up line
2
Summarize the evolution of broadcast writing style.
3
List five guidelines to follow when presenting numerical information.
4
List four guidelines to follow when making time references.
5
List four guidelines to follow when using titles.
6
What is the primary guideline to remember when using abbreviations?
7
List three guidelines for sentence structure when writing for broadcast.
8
List and discuss Professor Ben Silver's, Wendy Black's and Professor Dave Ogden's suggestions for students who aspire to positions in broadcast journalism.
9
List and describe the crucial parts of Thor Wasbotten's Bicycle.
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