Ejercicios de vocabulario periodístico: fuentes y sesgo

Relaciona cada término periodístico con su definición.

Pulsa un elemento de la izquierda y después su pareja de la derecha.

Completa con corroborate, allegation, coverage, bias o sensationalism. Usa cada palabra una vez.

1. Before publishing, the reporter sought independent evidence to c…: respaldar con pruebas adicionales the witness's account.

2. The company denied the a…: acusación todavía no demostrada that it had concealed the results; no finding had yet been made.

3. The channel provided live c…: cobertura informativa of the election count throughout the night.

4. Giving one candidate constant praise while ignoring comparable achievements by others may reveal editorial b…: sesgo .

5. The exaggerated headline and lurid details attracted criticism for s…: sensacionalismo .

Elige la interpretación o el término más preciso.

1. A report says an official allegedly accepted undeclared gifts. What does allegedly signal?

   The claim has been conclusively proved. The official has admitted it. The claim is being reported without presenting it as established fact.

2. A fabricated story was deliberately circulated to deceive voters. The most precise term is  .

   disinformation an editorial a byline

3. The paper corrected a date but continued to stand by the investigation. It issued  .

   a full retraction a correction an endorsement

4. A guest writer argues for shorter working hours in a signed opinion article. The article is best described as  .

   a circulation figure an anonymous leak an op-ed

5. Only one anonymous account supports the claim, and no other evidence has been found. The claim remains  .

   uncorroborated substantiated conclusive