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Question		Answer
spreading widely throughout an area or group of people start learning		Perrasive
Giving of something to someone especially as part of a formal meeting start learning		Presentation
An account of imaginatory or real events told for entertainment start learning		Stories
The ideas, attitudes, activities that are shared by most people and regarded as normal start learning		Mainstream
circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea and in terms of which it can be fully understood start learning		Context
not able to be relied upon start learning		Unreliable
A level of quality or attainment start learning		Standard
Spoken or written account of connected events, a story start learning		Narrative
Means of mass communication regarded collectively (broadcasting, publishing, Internet) start learning		Media
Spoken or written account of something that one has observed, heared, done start learning		Report
Inclination or prejudice for or against one person or group especially in a way considered to be unfair start learning		Bias
Not genuine, not authentic, imitation start learning		Fake
Activities associated with the governence of a country or area start learning		Politics
Things that happen or take place, planned public ocassions start learning		Events
Newly received or noteworthy info. especially about recent events start learning		News
Articles start learning		The news (sometimes with photos) written by journalist from event
Disinformation start learning		False or misleading info. that is spread deliberately to deceive.
Ethics start learning		Rules for journalist
Fake news start learning		Not true info.
Morals start learning		Rules that contain what is good or bad
Networks start learning		A group of interconnected people
Responsibility start learning		One of the main rules for journalist
Social media start learning		Applications for adding photos, info. and communication with friends
Web traffic start learning		The amount of data sent and recieved by visitors to a website
Yellow journalism start learning		Unprofessional and harmful practices of journalists
Deliberate start learning		Something intentional or bad
Mislead start learning		To make someone believe something that is actually not true
Hoax start learning		A plan to deceive someone, such as telling to police there is a bomb somewhere when there is not one, or a trick
Satire start learning		A way of critizizing people or ideas in a humorous way, especially in order to make a political point
Busted start learning		Caught or arrested by the police for doing something illegal
Advocacy group start learning		A group of attorneys or defense lawyers
Affiliation start learning		Being part of group
Alienate start learning		To cause someone or a group of people to stop supporting and agreeing with you
Amiably start learning		In a friendly and pleasant manner
Angage start learning		Putting one hundred percent of yourself into what you do
Anonymous sources start learning		Sources that are confidential/private
Anticipate start learning		To imagine or expect that something wil happen
Applicable start learning		Capable of being applied; suitable, appropriate
Appropriate start learning		The ability to balance what may be interesting and bad
Assert start learning		To defend your opinion
Assignments start learning		Something that needs to be done usually within a certain time frame
Attribute start learning		A piece of information that is attached to something or represent something
Aware start learning		To have knowledge about certain topic
Axiomatic start learning		Obviously true and not needing to be proved
Bargain start learning		Attempt to reach an agreement between the parties with greater benefits
Blemish start learning		Weakness, disadvantage of character
Broadcast start learning		A radio or television programme/transmission
Bureau start learning		An organization or a business that collects or provides information
Byline start learning		A line in a newspaper naming the writer of an article
Campaign button start learning		A button that shows support for someone's political campaign
Civic start learning		Relating to a city or town and the people who live there
Civility start learning		Formal politeness and courtesy in behavior or speech
Club bulletin start learning		A person working as a journalist can become the editor in-chief of a club
Collaboration start learning		Working with other authors (books, scripts, reports)
Competition start learning		Fair competing with other reporters
Competitors start learning		People or company that compete with others
Conceal start learning		(To hide) Some journalists, film critics or travel writers have to hide their affiliation with a particular magazine
Conflict of interests start learning		A situation in which someone's private interests are opposed to organization that they are working for (for ex. journalist working for a company with different beliefs to him)
Content of the paper start learning		Everything that appears in a given issue of the press-articles, advertisements, announcements
Contibute start learning		To write articles for a newspaper, magazine, book
Contrary start learning		Perversely inclined to disagree or to do the opposite of what is expected or desire

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