Yearbook Copy Quiz

A writer's specific focus on a broader topic.

• Caption

• Angle

• Attribution

• Copy

Identification of the person who said the words being quoted.Crediting a quotation to its source.

• Attribution

• Angle

• Source

• Caption

A few sentences that identify the who, what, where, when,

why and how of a picture. A caption might also tell the reader what happened before or after the picture was taken.

• Body Copy

• Headline

• Sub Head

• Caption

The main story on a yearbook spread.

• Caption

• Copy

When a reporter provides his or her opinion to the reader, it is considered editorializing. The reporter should remain objective and allow readers to establish their own opinions based on the information presented.

• Headline

• Editorializing

• Source

• None of the above

A line of large type used to tell the reader what is to follow. It

introduces the topic and serves as a main visual point of

interest on the spread.

• Sub Headline

• Headline

A conversation between a reporter and a source. The purpose of an interview is to obtain information and quotations the reporter can use in a piece of copy.

• Source

• Interview

• None of the above

True or False. Lead is an attention-grabbing introduction that sets the tone for the story.

• True

• False

A direct statement a reporter obtains through an interview.

____________ are included word for word in copy, are set off with quotation marks and include attribution.

• Semi-Colon

• Quotation

• None of the above

True or False. Sub Headline is a smaller headline which accompanies the main headline and provides specific, detailed information.

• True

• False