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Advertising messages that are presented to get a smile or laugh uses the ......... Appeal.
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While the print media messages are permanent, broadcast messages are ..........
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Commercial messages and editorial are common because they are both
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The ............ Lead is used when the time element is to be emphasized
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The PR writer plays the role of a ......... Within an organization.
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An example of self-regulations associated in nigeria apart from AAPN and BON is ADVAN
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The aspect of reporting that comes in artwork and caricature for amusement and laughters are......
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The presentation of articles is done in .......... Style
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A terminology used between reporters and PR sources which means that the information is for the writer's general understanding and not to be reported in any form is .........
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In terms of style............ Advertising is in between hard sell and the informative.
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......... Is the process of examining a story to find errors that should be corrected
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.......... Are newspapers published weekly
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The punctuation mark used in oral writing to indicate a pause or parenthetical matter is
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.......... Is an overused expression or idea
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In proof reading, the sign "=" means what
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............. Is a straight, formal, objective, balanced, accurate, and timely account of a factual event.
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Presenting information in descending order of important is the use........
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In a editing, a complete story is one that answers the 5W's and H
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"ds" in proof reading means .......
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.......... Is a careless repetition of words.
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