Match the description or example to the term. 1. The name of a reporter who wrote a news story appears in it editorial 2. Halley's Bible Handbook media 3. A nationally known cartoon byline 4. AP or UPI syndicated feature 5. History textbooks secondary source 6. Newspapers, radio, television, magazines slanting 7. News article that "sells" an idea fillers 8. Weather report or sports scores general sources 9. Short, humorous, or informative news articles wire service 10. News article that expresses an opinion tabulated material

1. Byline: the name of a reporter who wrote a news story appears in it.

2. Secondary source: Halley's Bible Handbook.

3. Syndicated feature: A nationally known cartoon.

4. Wire service: AP or UPI.

5. General sources: History textbooks.

6. Media: Newspapers, radio, television, magazines.

7. Slanting: News article that "sells" an idea.

8. Tabulated material: Weather report or sports scores.

9. Fillers: Short, humorous, or informative news articles.

10. Editorial: News article that expresses an opinion.

Explanation:

The terms to match their respective descriptions are;

- Editorial.

- Secondary source.

- Media.

- Fillers.

- Wire service.

- General source.

- Tabulated materials.

- Slanting.

- Byline.

- Syndicated feature.