Yearbook Design Quiz

What is the purpose of a "bleed" in printing?

• To add color to the page

• extra space to allow for movement of the paper during printing

• To make the text bold

• To create a border around the page

What is the purpose of a byline "byline" in a story?

• to give a quote

• to give credit to the author

• to show who took the photo

• to show who designed the page

What are "candids" in the context of yearbooks?

• Posed studio photos

• Photos captured without posing subjects

• Photos with special effects

• Photos taken at night

What is the main function of a "caption" in a yearbook?

• To add color to the photo

• To explain the who, what, when, where, and why of a photo

• To provide a decorative border

• To list the names of the people in the photo

What does "copy editing" primarily aim to improve in a story?

• The length of the story

• The clarity and alignment with a yearbook’s style

• The number of images

• The color scheme

What is a "dominant element" in a yearbook page?

• The smallest photo on the page

• An element that immediately attracts a reader’s attention

• The last line of text

• The page number

What is a "drop cap" used for in a yearbook?

• To end a paragraph

• To introduce copy with a large letter

• To create a footnote

• To highlight a quote

What is the purpose of a "folio" in a yearbook?

• To add a decorative border

• To number pages

• To list the authors

• To provide a glossary

What is a "gutter" in the context of yearbooks?

• A decorative border

• The space between two facing pages

• A type of font

• A type of paper

What is a "headline" used for in a yearbook?

• To introduce the most important fact to the reader

• To list the authors

• To provide a summary

• To add a decorative element