Yearbook Vocabulary Quiz 1

Two facing pages in the yearbook

• Spread

• Double-page Spread

• Pages

• Single Page

The largest photo appearing on a page or spread.

• Secondary Photo

• Gutter

• Dominant Photo

• Bleeding Photo

Additional photos on the spread that are two to three times smaller than the dominant.

• Secondary Photos

• Bleeding Photos

• Dominant Photos

• Gutter

The center of a spread where two facing pages meet.

• Bleed Line

• White Space

• External margins

• Gutter

The outer borders where the design stops

• Gutters

• External margins

• Bleed Line

• Folio

An attention-grabbing title for your spread that draws the reader to content.

• Headline

• Caption

• Secondary Headline

• Body COpy

A smaller, second headline written in present tense that explains what the story or spread is about.

• Headline

• Caption

• Secondary Headline

• Body Copy

A written description of the action captured in photos.

• Alternative Copy

• Caption

• Secondary Headline

• Body Copy

Also referred to as sidebars, these mini-designs provide an alternative to traditional photo design.

• Body Copy

• Secondary Coverage

• Folio

• Alternative Copy

The empty area around the spread that is not covered by photos, text or other graphic elements.

• Bleed Line

• White Space

• External margins

• Gutter