Magazine Terminology Quiz

The term used for the name and logo of a magazine is (a)   .

What are 'Sell Lines' in the context of a magazine?

• Articles highlighted on the front page

• Persuasive text on the cover to sell the magazine

• Text used in the magazine

• Smaller headlines above the main headline

The purpose of 'Puffs' on the front page of a magazine is to (a)   .

• To display the magazine's distincti
• To stand out on a colored backgroun
• To promote features found inside th
• To pin down the meaning of a pictur

Where are 'Pugs' typically located in a magazine?

• On the front page to draw readers into the magazine

• At the top right and left corners of the page

• Above the main headline

• On a colored background

What does 'Anchorage' refer to in magazine terminology?

• The main article's catchy title

• The distinctive design of the magazine

• The text that helps to pin down the meaning of a picture

• The persuasive text on the cover

What are "Buzz Words" in the context of magazine analysis?

• Words that are often misspelled

• Words that attract the readers' attention

• Words that are difficult to understand

• Words that are used for legal purposes

Where is the "Sweet Spot" located in a magazine?

• The top right hand side

• The center of the page

• The bottom left hand side

• The back cover

What is a "Drop Capital"?

• A small letter at the end of an article

• A capital letter that falls out of the text alignment

• A big letter that starts an article

• A capital letter used in the middle of a sentence

What is the purpose of a "Cross Head" in a magazine?

• To highlight the main headline

• To add decorative elements to the page

• To split up a large block of text

• To mark the end of an article

What does "White Space" refer to in magazine layout?

• The space filled with white color illustrations

• The white parts of a page other than text or pictures

• The margins at the top of the page

• The space for readers to write notes