Yearbook

The amount of space between elements (photos, copy, and graphics) on a spread.

• Copy editing

• Primary headline

• Internal Spacing

• Divider Page

A line or large type used to tell the reader what is to follow, introducing the main point of interest of the copy.

• Headline

• Endsheet

• Eyeline

• Byline

A 16-page mini booklet that is adhered to the inside of the spine is called a

• multiple

• signature

• yearbook

• subheadline

Two pages that can be found side by side in a yearbook are referred to as

• multiple

• two pages

• a page

• a double page spread

A _____ is a page-by-page planner and deadline tracker used to identify

content, record deadlines, plan color placement and track

pages submitted and proofed.

• planner

• template

• ladder

• signature

The heavy paper between the cover and the first and

last pages is used to hold the signatures in

the yearbook is called a

• autograph section

• starter page

• signatures

• endsheet

A portion of a page/spread containing a

mini-design of photos/text is referred to as a

• byline

• subbox

• headline

• content module

A yearbook ladder can be organized as either

• chronological or logical

• traditional or chronological

• traditional or nontraditional

• happy or sad

A yearbook that progresses through

time, rather than the traditional sections is called

• traditional

• nontraditional

• chronological

• logical

A record of who is in the book and where the reader can find them is called

• a table of contents

• an index

• a key

• a glossary