A chart used to map out every page number, topic, and who it is assigned to in the yearbook

• folio

• ladder

• signature

• copy

The page numbers, topics and by-lines located on each page are called:

• copy

• folio

• ladder

• signature

When someone refers to the "copy" on a yearbook spread, what are they talking about?

• Using sources from the internet and pasting them on your page.

• Doing the same thing as someone else

• The body of a piece of text (such as the dominant story)

• All headlines, subheads and captions

Which headline would be BEST to use for the CTE Classes page (p.42-43 in the Winter Section)

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This is called the:

The folio contains: (select all that apply)

• Page Number

• The first and last name of the creators of the page

• A photo caption to one of the photos on the page.

• Page topic

• The ampersand sign (&)

The double-page spread (DPS) that introduces each section:

• Front End Sheet (FES)

• Title Page

• Opening Spread

• Division Spread

• Colophon

The single-page spread (SPS) that contains all of the important information about the school year, such as school name, address, phone number, enrollment and competition division:

• Front End Sheet (FES)

• Title Page

• Opening Spread

• Division Spread

• Colophon

The double-page spread (DPS) in the back of the book or the supplement that contains all of the information about the book (materials used, pages, prices, etc.) and all of the Thank Yous for help outside of the yearbook staff:

• Front End Sheet (FES)

• Title Page

• Opening Spread

• Division Spread

• Colophon

The double-page spread (DPS) in the very front of the book that contains our Table of Contents this year:

• Front End Sheet (FES)

• Title Page

• Opening Spread

• Division Spread

• Colophon