editorial
Editorials argue a position rather than simply report news. This topic is part of News Media within Government & Society. This page currently draws on 5 supporting questions, with answers and bonus facts available below.
editorial trivia questions
An editorial expresses what?
Answer: An opinion or viewpoint
Bonus fact: Editorials argue a position rather than simply report news.
Who traditionally speaks through an unsigned newspaper editorial?
Answer: The editorial board or publication
Bonus fact: Unsigned editorials usually represent the institution's view.
How does an editorial differ from a news report?
Answer: It argues a viewpoint rather than aiming mainly at neutral reporting
Bonus fact: Opinion and news serve different journalistic functions.
What is a cut in film editing?
Answer: Direct transition from one shot to another
Bonus fact: Cuts are the most common editorial transition.
What is the original Spanish title of One Hundred Years of Solitude?
Answer: Cien años de soledad
Bonus fact: The novel was published by Editorial Sudamericana in Buenos Aires in 1967.