Theme and Cover

The yearbook theme should be

• visual and traditional

• traditional and verbal

• visual and verbal

• unique and traditional

The foundation of the yearbook is the

• staff

• theme

• cover

• title page

A good theme appears on the (pick all that apply)

• cover

• end pages

• divider

• copy sheet

• proofing sheet

The first visual attraction of the yearbook is the

• title page

• the opening and closing pages

• the table of contents

• the cover

The pages at the beginning and end of the yearbook, located on the hard cover are the

• opening and closing

• title page

• end sheets

• table of contents and index

The folio is also known as the

• volume number

• the index numbers

• the table of contents numbers

• the page numbers

These pages are used to introduce/indicate a new section of the yearbook.

• the table of contents

• the dividers

• the end sheets

• the index

This section includes a list of every person included in the yearbook.

• the index

• the theme

• the directory

• the table of contents

These elements are needed to create a good theme. (pick all that apply)

• font

• size

• color

• word count

• shapes/design

True or False: Pictures are important to the development of a theme.

• True

• False