YearBook Class Vocabulary

What is the 'Lead' in a Yearbook story?

• The introduction

• A quoted interview

• The concluding sentence

• The opening sentence or hook.

What is the significance of 'Theme' in a yearbook?

• To provide a consistent look and feel throughout the yearbook

• To provide a title for the yearbook

• To provide a summary of the yearbook's content

• To provide a detailed description of each picture or illustration

What is the role of 'Captions' in a yearbook?

• To provide a detailed description of the yearbook theme

• To provide additional details about the photo that cannot be seen.

• To provide a title for the yearbook

• To provide a summary of the yearbook's content

What does 'Candid' refer to in yearbook terminology?

• A posed photo of a person that usually only includes the person's head and shoulders

• An unposed photograph, often taken without the subject's knowledge

• The standard measurement in yearbook

• A photo or other content that extends past the page's edge

What is the role of a 'Divider' in a yearbook?

• To separate different sections of the yearbook

• To provide a summary of the year's events

• To hold pages to the cover

• To extend the photo to the outside edge of the page

What is the purpose of the 'Title Page' in a yearbook?

• To extend the photo to the outside edge of the page

• To catch someone in the act of doing something

• To introduce the theme of the yearbook

• To provide an attention-grabbing introduction

What is the purpose of the 'Theme' in a yearbook?

• To extend the photo to the outside edge of the page

• To catch someone in the act of doing something

• To unify the message of the yearbook

• To provide an attention-grabbing introduction

What is the purpose of a 'Spread'?

• To extend the photo to the outside edge of the page

• To catch someone in the act of doing something

• To divide each of the sections of the yearbook

• To arrange pictures, captions, headlines, and copy on two facing pages

What is the purpose of a 'Headline'?

• To extend the photo to the outside edge of the page

• To catch someone in the act of doing something

• To draw the reader into the spread

• To provide an attention-grabbing introduction

What are 'Endsheets' used for?

• To reflect the theme of the yearbook

• To hold pages to the cover

• To divide each of the sections of the yearbook

• To provide an attention-grabbing introduction