Vocabulaire des médias et de l'actualité
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The media is the collective term for all communication channels that deliver news and information.
A headline summarizes the story in a few powerful words.
Always question what you read and verify before sharing.
Use 'according to' to report facts, and 'in my opinion' to give your personal view.
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1. What is the main purpose of a headline?
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Réponse : B — B. To summarize the story and attract readers
A headline is designed to grab attention and give a quick summary of the news story.
2. Which of the following is an example of print media?
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Réponse : C — C. A newspaper
Print media includes physical publications like newspapers and magazines.
3. What does 'breaking news' mean?
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Réponse : C — C. News happening right now
Breaking news refers to a current event that is just being reported.
4. A 'source' in journalism is:
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Réponse : B — B. The origin of information
A source is where the information comes from, such as a person, document, or organization.
5. What is 'fake news'?
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Réponse : B — B. False information presented as real news
Fake news is deliberately false or misleading information made to look like real news.
6. Which phrase expresses a personal opinion?
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Réponse : C — C. 'In my view...'
'In my view' clearly indicates that you are giving your own opinion.
7. A 'hoax' is:
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Réponse : B — B. A deliberate trick to deceive people
A hoax is a planned deception, often spread as if it were true.
8. Which of these is a broadcast medium?
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Réponse : C — C. A radio station
Broadcast media transmit news electronically, like radio and television.