Question

raj explains to his journalism students that, as a general rule of thumb, a headline should state one of three things. what three things does he most likely mean? (1 point) a moral principle, a deliberately false story, or an exaggeration a definitive purpose, a source, or a celebrity quote clickbait, a piece of history, or a quote from a celebrity an accepted fact, a recent event, or a claim that is proven in the body of the story

Explanation:

In journalism, headlines should be based on reliable information. Accepted facts, recent events, and claims proven in the story provide credibility. Moral principles are too abstract for a headline, and false stories, exaggerations, and click - bait are unethical. A definitive purpose is too broad, and just stating a source or a celebrity quote alone is not sufficient for a strong headline.

Answer:

D. an accepted fact, a recent event, or a claim that is proven in the body of the story