Yearbook Terms

What is the outer shell of a yearbook called?

• Spine

• Cover

• Endsheet

• Title Page

Which part of the yearbook contains important information such as the city, state, volume, and year?

• Signature

• Title Page

• Spine

• Divider Spreads

What is a 16-page grouping made up of two 8-page flats in a yearbook called?

• Signature

• Folio

• Gutter

• Spread

What attaches the hardcover to the first and last pages of the yearbook?

• Opening Spread

• Endsheet

• Divider Spreads

• Whole Book Link

Which page of the yearbook includes vital information regarding the school and should contain thematic elements?

• Closing Spread

• Title Page

• Dominant Photo

• Caption

What is the purpose of the opening spread in a yearbook?

• To attach the hardcover to the pages

• To introduce and explain the theme of the yearbook

• To list the page numbers

• To provide a short description of a photo

What is the space running between the spread in a yearbook called?

• Folio

• Gutter

• Caption

• Quote

What is the purpose of divider spreads in a yearbook?

• To show how each section relates to the theme idea

• To provide a short description of a photo

• To list the page numbers

• To repeat exactly what someone else has said or written

What is a dominant photo in a yearbook?

• A photo that is 2 to 2.5 times larger than other photos on the spread

• A photo that is placed on the title page

• A photo that is used as a background

• A photo that is repeated throughout the yearbook

What should a caption in a yearbook do?

• Introduce the theme of the yearbook

• Provide a short description of the photo

• List the page numbers

• Repeat exactly what someone else has said or written