Yearbook Pre-Quiz

The central idea or concept that sets the tone for telling the story of the year & is repeated throughout the book is called a(n):

• Theme

• Motif

• Symbol

• Headline

Two facing pages where all content for a part of the yearbook is placed is called a(n):

• Spread

• Module

• Layout

• Quick Read

An imaginary horizontal line that runs across 2 facing pages and unifies elements on pages in the yearbook is called a(n):

• Eyeline

• Content module

• Headline

• Gutter

An ident caption contains an lead-in and:

• identification of the subject of the photo

• a summary that identifies the 5W & 1H of the image

• a quote that captures the moment in the photo

• identification of the location of the photo

The largest items on a spread- usually a photo or groups of photos - is called a(n):

• Dominant Element

• Quick Read

• Headline

• Folio

The 3 Elements that make up a good picture are (select 3):

• Good light

• Great Composition

• Storytelling Elements

• Thematic Connection

The rule of thirds, leading lines, and framing are all:

• Composition techniques

• Theme options

• Headline types

• Font types

Fact boxes, Quizzes, Top 10 Lists, and Timelines are a few examples of:

• Quick Reads

• Headlines

• Folios

• Composition Techniques

Large type that draws a reader's attention and contributes to a story is called a(n):

• Headline

• By line

• Eyeline

• Cutline

Most of the content you get for writing stories, completing captions, and creating quick reads comes from:

• Interviewing

• Photographing

• Designing

• Marketing