1.Find a story on theCNN website(Links to an external site.)that you think best applies to reporters fulfilling theempowererrole and explain why.

Be specific and make sure to structure your response so that I am sure you know what theempowererrole means.

Be sure to include a link to the story you chose.

2.Find a story on theCNN website

(Links to an external site.)that you think best applies to reporters fulfilling theparticipant/helperrole and explain why.

Be specific and make sure to structure your response so that I am sure you know what theparticipant/helperrole means.

Be sure to include a link to the story you chose.

3.Find a story on theCNN website(Links to an external site.)that you think best applies to reporters fulfilling thecommitted observerrole and explain why.

Be specific and make sure to structure your response so that I am sure you know what thecommitted observerrole means.

Be sure to include a link to the story you chose.

4.Find a story on theCNN website(Links to an external site.)that you think best applies to reporters fulfilling thewatchdogrole and explain why.

Be specific and make sure to structure your response so that I am sure you know what the watchdog role means.

Be sure to include a link to the story you chose.

5.In covering mob action outside Little Rock Central High School in the 1957 desegregation crisis, a television crew asked people in the crowd to re-enact their jeering of an African American student. true or false

6. When aWall Street Journalreporter in Afghanistan bought a computer hard drive containing al-Qaeda target information, the reporter declined to give the equipment to the US military. true or false

The goal of "fly-on-the-wall" reporting is to give the audience a vivid, faithfully accurate portrayal of the conditions being experienced by the story's subject. true or false

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