When the Media Help Keep Public Officials Honest by Asking

question 7

Multiple Choice

When the media help keep public officials honest by asking hard questions and looking into suspicious actions, they are engaging in

• A) attack journalism.
• B) investigative journalism .
• C) yellow journalism.
• D) sensationalistic journalism.

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