Yearbook Design Terminology Flashcard #1

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What does the term "body copy" refer to in yearbook design?

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The text of the main story

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What is a "bleed" in page design?

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Extension of images or backgrounds beyond the trim marks

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What is a "byline" in the context of yearbook layouts?

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A line giving credit to the writer, photographer, or designer

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Which of the following is NOT a book size offered by Walsworth for yearbooks? 7 (7 3⁄4 inches x 10 1⁄2 inches), 8 (8 1⁄2 x 11 inches), 9 (9 x 12 inches), 10 (10 x 13 inches)

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10 (10 x 13 inches)

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What is the primary purpose of bleed bars in Walsworth’s templates and Designer Series layouts?

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To help determine how far to extend a bleeding element off the page

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If you are designing a yearbook page and want an image to "bleed," what should you do according to the guidelines?

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Extend the image to the outside edge of the bleed bar

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A student is creating a yearbook layout and wants to use only black ink for all items. What term best describes this design choice?

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Black and white

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Where should the photographer credit for a specific photo in the yearbook be placed?

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In the byline

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A yearbook staff member wants to ensure that a background color extends all the way to the edge of the printed page with no white margin. What design element should they use, and how should it be applied?

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Use a bleed and extend the color beyond the trim marks to the outside edge of the bleed bar

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What element is missing from a yearbook page if the main story text is absent, and why is it important?

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Body copy; it provides the main content and context for readers