Yearbook Terminology Quiz

What is the purpose of the closing section in a yearbook?

• To introduce the theme

• To list the technical printing information

• To conclude the theme

• To separate each section of the yearbook

Where is the colophon usually found in a yearbook?

• At the beginning of the index

• At the end of the index

• On the front cover

• On the back cover

Where is the contents usually printed in a yearbook?

• On the title page

• On the front endsheet

• On the back cover

• On the index page

What is another term for the story in a yearbook?

• Copy

• Cover

• Divider

• Folio tabs

What does the cover of a yearbook typically include?

• The technical printing information

• The list of sections

• The name of the book, year, and theme

• The index of the yearbook

What is depth coverage in a yearbook?

• Using more than one spread for a topic

• Using different colors for printing

• Using special type treatments

• Using large initial letters

What is the purpose of a divider in a yearbook?

• To separate each section of the yearbook

• To conclude the theme

• To list the technical printing information

• To introduce the theme

What are endsheets in a yearbook?

• Heavier sheets of paper that hold the pages to the cover

• The first two to four pages that introduce the theme

• The pages containing the opening, sections, index, and closing

• The pages used to separate each section of the yearbook

What is a flat in a yearbook?

• Eight pages on one side of a signature

• The page number and topic of a spread

• A 16-page grouping made up of two 8-page flats

• The area of the yearbook connecting the front and back covers

What is the purpose of the spine in a yearbook?

• To separate each section of the yearbook

• To conclude the theme

• To list the technical printing information

• To connect the front and back covers