媒体英语mook判断题选择题答案
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The Daily Courant
was first published in 1720. F
The Daily Telegraph
started as London’s first penny paper. T
Metro
is a free newspaper for commuters. T
The Pennsylvania Evening Post
was the first daily newspaper in America. T
The invention of the telegraph in 1844 changed the shape of journalism. T
In 1917, the first Pulitzer Prize was awarded for excellence in Olympic Games. F
Timeliness (时效性) is a great factor in deciding news. T
People are interested in events that seem close to them. T
Journalism’s first obligation is to the truth. T
The homeless man cheated and raised 400,000 dollars by making up a heart-warming story
by himself. F
Fuzzy words are very common in news reports because it is difficult for the journalists to
make accurate judgments in a short time. T
In order to increase the credibility and objectivity of the news reports, quotations are usually
inserted directly, indirectly or partially. T
In the sentence "The lake spreads like a vast mirror excuding calm upon its waters", "like a
vast mirror"is a simile. T
In the sentence “I didn’t realize how quickly we haemorrhage light.”, “haemorrhage” is a
simile. F
The phrase "honor and betrayal" is an antithesis. T
Obituaries and Crosswords are the sections in China Daily. F
The "Selfish Giant" in the headline is Donald Trump. T
Both hyphen and colon mean "say". T
The news is reported by Global news agency. F
The third example is from the Christian Science Monitor. T
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Captions or cutlines are those words explaining the pictures or photos in news. T
The spider which is spinning the web wears a hat of blue and white. F
Skimming is to satisfy readers' curiosity. T
Trumps wants to change the Constitution of birthright citizenship but it is not as easy as he
thinks. T
Does "levee" mean a low wall built at the side of a river to prevent it from flooding? T
Does "iris-recognitioin" mean "虹膜识别"? T
The simple structure in the long sentence in the fifth line are Payne did something unusual. T
The line chart "Dropping out" is from the World Bank. T
We should pay attention to the news event location because an agreement, a declaration, if
settled, may be named with it. T
Pay attention to the expressions that make you feel sad or satisfied because it may be the
purpose of the reporter. T
Trump received draft deferments during the Vietnam War T
Words indicating places, time, numbers and names are stressed in news reports. T
The newscasters in VOA speak American English, and their pronunciation is called R.P., the
Received Pronunciation. F
Diplomatic visits are usually made between two countries, so the parties involved are state
leaders or governmental heads. T
Disaster news only refers to the news about natural disasters. F
The WHO in the lead can only be a person or persons. F
The majority of backgrounds are provided in the body of the news. T
We can use the summary statement precedes or follows a direct quote to judge the
speaker’s attitude. T
The types of numbers are related to the topics of the news report. T
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Round numbers are very common in news reports. T
We can create graphs or pictures to express special meanings by ourselves. T
When we take exams, the given answers on the paper can be useful clues to help us make
prediction on the questions. T
Making inference means getting the answers directly from the context. F
We often use adjectives, adverbs or passive voice in the campus news writing. F