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Ethical language – Quiz

Mil 9 September 2021

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
What is ethical language in journalism?
- Language that is inaccurate and biased.
- Language that is fair, objective, and free from bias.
- Language that is sensational and emotive.
- Language that perpetuates harmful stereotypes and biases.
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What are the impacts of using unethical language in journalism?
- It can perpetuate harmful stereotypes and biases, incite violence, and misinform the public.
- It can promote diversity and inclusion in society.
- It can ensure that information is presented in a balanced and impartial manner.
- It can lead to greater transparency and accountability in journalism.
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3. Question
What is the most important principle of ethical language in journalism?
- Sensationalism.
- Fairness
- Impartiality.
- Accuracy.
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4. Question
What is the myth that can trap journalists into using unethical language?
- The belief that diversity in the newsroom is not important.
- The belief that ethical language is subjective and varies from person to person.
- The belief that sensationalism sells.
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Question 5 of 10

5. Question
Why is diversity in the newsroom important for ethical language in journalism?
- It can promote stereotypes and biases in reporting.
- It can ensure that reporting is fair and accurate.
- It can lead to greater sensationalism in reporting.
- It is not important for ethical language in journalism.
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6. Question
What is the principle of ethical language in journalism that requires journalists to be willing to take responsibility for their reporting and be open to feedback and criticism?
- Fairness.
- Impartiality.
- Accuracy.
- Accountability.
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7. Question
What are the established ethical standards that journalists are expected to adhere to?
- Sensationalism, fairness, bias, and accountability.
- Accuracy, diversity, subjectivity, and impartiality.
- Fairness, impartiality, accuracy, and accountability.
- Sensationalism, diversity, stereotypes, and bias.
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8. Question
What is the impact of ethical language in journalism beyond the newsroom?
- It has no impact beyond the newsroom.
- It can shape public opinion and influence the actions of both individuals and governments.
- It can lead to greater sensationalism in reporting.
- It can promote harmful stereotypes and biases.
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Question 9 of 10

9. Question
What is the responsibility of journalists in their reporting?
- To be inaccurate and biased in their reporting.
- To be sensational and emotive in their reporting.
- To be fair, accurate, and honest in their reporting.
- To perpetuate harmful stereotypes and biases in their reporting.
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What is the principle of ethical language in journalism that requires journalists to remain neutral and unbiased in their reporting?
- Fairness.
- Impartiality.
- Accountability.
- Accuracy.
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