Questions: 5. Achieve - Intro to Mass Me Chapter 8 Quiz - FL-20024 Ir m/courses/eafc7206-75de-49aa-9fc7-3ae7dab20e67/4/azsreh/tools/assessmer 900 pts 00 Question 20 of 25 What does the term newshole refer to? the space in a newspaper not taken up by advertisements opinion pages in a newspaper empty newsrooms due to significant layoffs during the recession the space in a newspaper for the advertisements

The answer is A: the space in a newspaper not taken up by advertisements.

Explanation for each option:

A. The space in a newspaper not taken up by advertisements - This is the correct definition of "newshole." It refers to the portion of a newspaper that is available for editorial content, such as news articles, features, and columns, after the space allocated for advertisements has been accounted for.

B. Opinion pages in a newspaper - This option is incorrect. While opinion pages are part of the editorial content, the term "newshole" encompasses all editorial content, not just opinion pieces.

C. Empty newsrooms due to significant layoffs during the recession - This option is incorrect. "Newshole" does not refer to the physical state of newsrooms or staffing levels; it specifically pertains to the space available for news content in a publication.

D. The space in a newspaper for the advertisements - This option is incorrect. The space for advertisements is not referred to as the "newshole." The newshole is the space left for editorial content after advertisements have been placed.