Multiple Choice Quiz

Please answer all questions


1	Masthead is another name for flag.
		A)	False.
		B)	True.


2	Which is not true of column logos:
		A)	They are intended to label special writers.
		B)	They can contain a likeness of the writer.
		C)	They often run in a variety of styles and locations in the paper.


3	The style of sig you use for Pop Music should appropriate for obituaries.
		A)	False.
		B)	True.


4	Which is true of liftout quotes?
		A)	They should be paraphrased
		B)	They should be attributed
		C)	They should be 3-4 inches deep


5	Decks should be stacked at the start of a story.
		A)	False.
		B)	True.


6	Which is not an important guideline to adhere to when writing a summary?
		A)	Avoid obscure words or jargon.
		B)	Avoid bad breaks.
		C)	Feel free to improvise.


7	Most newspapers run credit lines flush left.
		A)	False.
		B)	True.


8	How many points should you allow between logos or unrelated stories and the top of the headline?
		A)	Ten.
		B)	Six.
		C)	Eighteen.


9	How many pieces should you allow between cutlines and text?
		A)	One.
		B)	Two.
		C)	Three.


10	Which does not describe a good refer?
		A)	It's consistently positioned every time it's used.
		B)	It's tightly written.
		C)	It blends in typographically with the surrounding text.

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