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What is the main idea conveyed about using 'undisclosed' in writing according to the text?
What is the main idea conveyed about using 'undisclosed' in writing according to the text?
- It is often used to build suspense in news articles.
- It is considered formal and appropriate in news writing.
- It is conversational and should be avoided in favor of more direct language. (correct)
- It helps maintain a sense of mystery and intrigue for readers.
In the context of the text, what does 'raising the question' refer to?
In the context of the text, what does 'raising the question' refer to?
- Speaking out against a controversial topic.
- Using language that creates suspense in news reporting.
- Bringing up something unknown or curious in conversation. (correct)
- Posing a logical fallacy to prove a point.
What does 'begging the question' mean based on the text?
What does 'begging the question' mean based on the text?
- Using direct language to convey a point effectively.
- Posing a logical fallacy to prove a conclusion. (correct)
- Creating suspense by withholding information.
- Introducing new ideas in a conversation.
When should someone be considered 'speaking up'?
When should someone be considered 'speaking up'?
What is a characteristic of 'news nonsense' that the text points out regarding terminology?
What is a characteristic of 'news nonsense' that the text points out regarding terminology?
What is the recommendation given regarding undisclosed information in writing?
What is the recommendation given regarding undisclosed information in writing?
When should a viewer be informed about undisclosed information, according to the text?
When should a viewer be informed about undisclosed information, according to the text?
What is the significance of 'speaking out' as compared to 'speaking up'?
What is the significance of 'speaking out' as compared to 'speaking up'?
How does the text differentiate 'raising a question' from 'begging the question'?
How does the text differentiate 'raising a question' from 'begging the question'?
What does the text suggest about using terminology in news writing?
What does the text suggest about using terminology in news writing?
If someone is described as 'tight-lipped' based on the text, what trait are they being associated with?
If someone is described as 'tight-lipped' based on the text, what trait are they being associated with?
How does the text suggest writers should approach conveying information to viewers?
How does the text suggest writers should approach conveying information to viewers?
What should an individual do if they want to express opposition?
What should an individual do if they want to express opposition?
What does 'news nonsense' primarily refer to based on the text?
What does 'news nonsense' primarily refer to based on the text?
How does the text advise writers to maintain clarity and honesty in news writing?
How does the text advise writers to maintain clarity and honesty in news writing?