Write a scenario in which you describe a plaintiff winning a libel suit against a reporter because the seven key elements have been met.

What will be an ideal response?

Varies. Students should cover the seven key elements for winning a libel suit, including the statement is defamatory; the statement is false; the statement is factual, not an opinion-based assertion; the statement clearly identifies someone; the statement is published; the defendant acted with the requisite level of fault; and the plaintiff suffered damages.
A possible scenario could be as follows. A movie actress sues a reporter for libel. During the case, the actress's attorney presents the following: The reporter published a story in a magazine about how the movie actress is addicted to heroin and the difficulties this has caused her family. The reporter provided evidence, including testimony from a maid who was fired by the actress. However, the story is proven to be entirely false. The reporter failed to dig deeper into the story before publishing it and may have known that the story was questionable. As a result of this story, the actress has received hostile tweets from former fans, and her marketability has suffered. Because of all these elements, the actress wins the case.