Yearbook Terminology Quiz

two facing pages

(a)  

A bold or larger line of text at the top of a story that summarizes or introduces what it is about.

Example: "Big Shoes to Fill" in the picture

• caption

• bold face

• headline

• tagline

A person who is responsible for the overall content and development of their area (layout, photography, or copy)

(a)  

The final page of the yearbook; makes a strong final impression of the theme

• opening page

• title page

• closing page

• specialty page

The person who directs the creation and publication of the yearbook.

(a)  

The first page of the yearbook, which often includes a picture of the school building, logo and year.

• opening page

• title page

• closing page

• specialty page

A page that contains creative content outside of normally covered topics.

• opening page

• title page

• closing page

• specialty page

A short piece of writing that that describes a picture, often placed below it to help the reader better understand the action.

(a)  

This follows the title page and introduces the theme of the yearbook.

Theme of this yearbook in the picture is "At Home"

• title page

• opening page

• closing page

• specialty page

The space between each spread.

(a)