Smartphone Radio Journalism Quiz
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1. Question
Select one or more correct answers – Radio stories are structured as:
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2. Question
Select one or more correct answers – Audio clips included in radio news reports act as:
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3. Question
The two software packages you need for radio journalism are:
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4. Question
The purpose of an intro in a radio report is to:
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When reporting live from a scene of an event, you are doing a:
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6. Question
When sending a “script & clip” or “actuality” to a radio station, you send:
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7. Question
Audio clips inserted into radio reports should ideally be:
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8. Question
Select one or more correct answers – Fade in/fade out function is useful for:
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Select one or more correct answers – The correct way to record your interviewee on a smartphone is:
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10. Question
Soundcloud allows you to host:
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