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US Constitution: Bill of Rights and First Amendment

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What is the main purpose of the Student Free Expression Act?

To protect student expression in public forums (correct)

To restrict journalism activities in educational institutions

To censor student publications in high schools

To limit student expression in public forums

What does it mean when information is considered 'private' under Invasion of Privacy?

The information is only known to the person or close family/friends (correct)

The information is widely circulated on social media

The information is known to the public

The information is shared with a few acquaintances

Which of the following is a good practice for journalists to avoid libel?

Verifying information with multiple credible sources (correct)

Publishing rumors without verification

Using sensational headlines for attention

Quoting opinions as facts

What differentiates libel from information that is considered newsworthy but true?

The truthfulness of the statements Signup and view all the answers

When interviewing someone for a story, what is the correct protocol regarding recording interviews?

Must ask for permission to record the interview Signup and view all the answers

What defines 'false light' as a journalistic concern?

An untrue or misleading portrayal of somebody else Signup and view all the answers

What is the main purpose of the First Amendment to the US Constitution?

To guarantee freedom of speech and press Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT considered an exception to free speech under the First Amendment?

Citizens criticizing the government Signup and view all the answers

In the context of free speech, what does 'incitement' refer to?

Expression intended to provoke imminent unlawful action Signup and view all the answers

What do 'fighting words' represent in the context of free speech?

Insults directed at a particular person likely to provoke violence Signup and view all the answers

Which court case dealt with student speech rights in public schools?

Morse vs. Fredrick Signup and view all the answers

How do schools typically justify punishing hate speech?

By arguing it creates an atmosphere of fear and intimidation Signup and view all the answers