WorksheetsYearbook Terminology
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
An author's point of view in a story.
Angle
By-line
Copy
Theme
A printed image that "falls off" the page, leaving no margin.
Dominant Photo
Bleed
Module
Gutter
This identifies who wrote the story or who took the photo.
By-line
Editorial Board
Headline
Mugshot
An unposed photo that catches the subject(s) in the middle of doing something.
Mugshot
Dominant Photo
Candid
Any words on your spread - story, caption, headline, etc.
Copy
End Sheet
Theme
Folio
This includes three sentences that describes what's going on in a photo.
Caption
Headline
Title Page
Module
This photo is more than double the size of any other photo on the spread
Dominant Photo
Mugshot
Candid
Pica
The page number as well as the section (student life) or content (school dances)
Folio
Headline
By-line
Layout
Photos can go over this, but avoid placing someone’s face there.
Endsheet
Gutter
Title Page
Double Page Spread
Creative title of story that draws the reader’s attention typed in a larger font.
Headline
By-line
Folio
Caption
Extra coverage on a spread, usually fun stuff like Q&As, polls, charts, quick quotes, etc.
Module
Section
Candid
Layout
A posed photo of someone which usually only includes their head and shoulders.
Candid
Mugshot
Gutter
Dominant Photo
The verbal and visual representation of our yearbook.
Theme
Section
Title Page
Module
1 pica = ? points
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8
12
4
Student Life, Sports, People, Academics, and Clubs are examples of what?
Sections
Headlines
Themes
Angles
