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Apply ethical standards of attribution, correction, consent, privacy and conflict of interest to real reporting decisions.
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20 questions
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A reporter copies two paragraphs from another newspaper's story and prints them as her own writing. Which duty does she breach?
A school paper prints: "Enrollment fell by 300 this year." No office or record is named for the figure. Which duty does the sentence fail?
A paper misstated a teacher's award as national when it was regional. Shown the record, the editor prints nothing. Which duty is breached?
A reporter photographs a family inside their home during an interview and publishes the photo without asking them. Which duty is breached?
A story about a robbery names a 12-year-old witness and prints her school and grade level. Which duty is breached?
A reporter hears that the canteen will close. She waits until two officials confirm it before printing. Which duty does she uphold?
A report accuses a coach of unfair selection. Before printing, the reporter includes the coach's reply. Which duty does she uphold?
A news report begins: "Our brave mayor, a true hero of the poor, opened the new health center yesterday." Which duty does this opening fail?
A report says: "Many students missed class during the storm." Which quality does the word "many" fail here?
A subject asks a reporter to drop a verified fact that embarrasses him. What does the reporter owe readers?
A source will speak only if he can approve the finished article before printing. What should the reporter do?
A 15-year-old wants his name in a protest story. His parents object. What should the reporter do?
A newspaper must correct a published factual error even when no reader complains about it.
A subject asks a paper not to print a correction because it revives the story. What does the paper owe readers?
An official hands a reporter a document on condition that she checks it with no one else. What does she owe readers?
A reporter is assigned to review a restaurant her family owns. What should she do first?
A reporter covering a phone company accepts a free phone from that company. Which duty is breached?
Which situation must a student reporter disclose to readers of her article?
A business pays for a school paper's printing and asks for a favorable story about itself. What does the paper owe readers?
A reporter's uncle is running for barangay captain, and she is assigned the election story. What must she tell her editor?
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