How free is the press- Objectives

1. Miss Sayers said she would write no more plays, expect on ...............

Ans - Commission

2. The second chief source of a news papers revenue is ...............

Ans - The wealth of owner

3. The first chief source of a news papers revenue is ..............

Ans - advertisement

4. The ............. press is under ordinary conditions singularly free.

Ans - British

5. The ......... Is not the master but the servant of the people.

Ans - State

6. ........... are careful not to antagonize the press.

Ans - Politicians

7. Censorship is imposed during .......................

Ans - emergency

8. The editorial policy of a popular daily is controlled by .............. chief factor.

Ans - two

9. The ........ Can make or break 💔reputation .....................

Ans - press

10. How free is the press is written by ...............

Ans - Dorothy L. Sayers

11. Dorothy was born in .............

Ans - 1893.

12. Dorothy was died in ..............

Ans - 1957

13. When Dorothy Sayers became one of the first woman to graduate from oxford University?

Ans - 1915

14. One of the seven charge the author makes against the press is .............

Ans - Sensational Headlines

15. A free and fair press is the true watch ............ of democracy.

Ans - dog.

16. Without a free press there can be no ..................

Ans - free people

17. Restrictions are normally placed upon the press in time of ..............

Ans - war.

18. Full freedom is restored when it comes .....................?

Ans - peace

19. Every newspaper is shackled to its own set of ..................

Ans - overlords

20. This is the special accomplishment of the press interviewer ................

Ans - Garbling

21. What do free people take for granted?

Ans - Free press.

22. Who is the aster of the state?

Ans - people

23. The press can make or break .................

Ans - Reputation

24. A free ans a fair press is the true watchdog of ................

Ans - Democracy