Yearbook Terms Set 3

The main areas where the theme concept is visually and verbally reported to the readers: cover, endsheets, title page, opening, dividers, closing and parting pages.

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• Whole-book Link

• Theme Package

• Opening Section

• Content Module

Rely on the concept introduced by the theme rather than on the words.

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• Theme Package

• Direct Spin-offs

• Conceptual Spin-Off

• Opening Section

A spread that indicates a new section and provides design continuity throughout the yearbook.

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• Opening Section

• Gutter

• Divider

• Ladder

A theme-related content element such as a photo strip, a folio presentation, a listing or quote box that runs consistently throughout the entire yearbook.

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• Content Module

• Whole-Book Link

• Direct Spin-offs

• Theme Package

Finishes the story of the year and brings the yearbook to closure.

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• Introduction

• Recapitulation

• Signature Block

• Closing Section

The heavy paper between the cover and the first and last pages that help hold the pages into the cover.

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• Divider

• Gutter

• Endsheet

• Ladder

Feature key words pulled directly from the theme statement.

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• Conceptual Spin-off

• Divider

• Whole-book Link

• Direct Spin-Offs

Introduces the story of the year and explains the yearbook's concept.

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• Central Section B

• Theme Package

• Opening Section

• Divider Spreads

California introduced a new train powered by ________.

• • diesel

• • algae

• • solar panels

• • hydrogen

The Paralympic Games are being held in which city?

• • Paris

• • Los Angeles

• • London

• • Tokyo