What term describes content made from audio bites, video clips, and newspaper articles?

• A. Broadcasts
• B. Narratives
• C. Reports
• D. Transcripts

Answer: (B)

Content made from audio bites, video clips, and newspaper articles is presented as a narrative—a cohesive story told by stitching together different media to convey events, context, and meaning. This framing emphasizes how the pieces work together to tell what happened and why it matters, rather than simply reporting isolated elements.

Broadcasts refer to whole media programs aired on TV or radio; transcripts are written records of spoken content; reports are structured documents that present findings or information. Those forms describe specific outputs or records, but they don’t inherently capture the idea of weaving diverse media into a single storytelling piece, which is what a narrative does.