What is a "Spread" in yearbook vocabulary?

• A single page layout

• Two facing pages that form a visual unit

• A page with multiple photos

• A page with text only

In yearbook design, what should all elements do in relation to the "Eyeline"?

• Align to the top of the page

• Hang off of this line

• Be placed above the line

• Be placed below the line

Which of the following is NOT a part of the yearbook vocabulary mentioned?

• Spread

• Gutter

• Eyeline

• Margin

What is the "Eyeline" primarily used for in a layout?

• To add color

• To create balance

• To separate sections

• To add text

What is the main visual purpose of a "Spread"?

• To focus on a single image

• To create a cohesive visual unit

• To highlight text

• To separate sections

What is the purpose of keeping important text, photos, and faces inside the margins of a page?

• To make the page look colorful

• To ensure nothing important is cut off

• To save ink

• To make the text larger

Why do some photos and patterns look good 'bleeding' off the edge of the page?

• It makes them appear larger

• It creates a seamless look

• It saves space

• It uses less ink

What is the term used for the space between two pages in a book or magazine?

• Margin

• Gutter

• Bleed

• Border

What is the recommended number of photos per spread in a yearbook?

• 3-5 photos

• 5-7 photos

• 7-9 photos

• 9-11 photos

What type of numbers should be used for the number of photos per spread?

• Even numbers

• Prime numbers

• Odd numbers

• Any numbers