Question

question 1
exaggerated news reports that are sometimes untruthful in order to get more readers is known as:
○ muckraking
○ yellow journalism
○ corollary reports
○ investigative journalism

Explanation:

Yellow Journalism is defined as journalism that uses exaggeration, sensationalism, and sometimes untruthful content to attract readers. Muckraking focuses on exposing corruption or wrongdoing, Investigative Journalism aims to uncover facts through in - depth research, and Corollary Reports are not related to this concept. So the correct option is Yellow Journalism.

Answer:

B. Yellow Journalism (assuming the options are labeled A: Muckraking, B: Yellow Journalism, C: Corollary Reports, D: Investigative Journalism. If the original option numbering is different, adjust the identifier accordingly, but the text should be "Yellow Journalism".)