Question

1. the term yellow journalism refers to:

sensationalized and exaggerated news coverage
objective and factual reporting
publicly funded news sources
local community - based reporting
question 6

1. which of the following is an example of a news outlet with an ideological bias?

a network consistently favoring one political partys viewpoints
a newspaper reporting only international news
a sports radio show
a scientific journal

Explanation:

• Question 5: "Yellow journalism" is known for using sensationalized and exaggerated news coverage to attract readers. It is not about objective and factual reporting (which is the opposite of its nature), publicly funded news sources (not related to its definition), or local community - based reporting (not its key characteristic).
• Question 6: An ideological bias means having a preference or leaning towards a particular ideology. A network consistently favoring one political party's viewpoints shows an ideological (political ideology in this case) bias. A newspaper reporting only international news is just a focus on a particular news category, a sports radio show is focused on a non - ideological (sports) area, and a scientific journal aims for objectivity in presenting scientific research.

Answer:

1. Sensationalized and exaggerated news coverage
2. A network consistently favoring one political party's viewpoints