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Parts of a magazine cover and spread

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is used to show the name of a publication

a)

Flasher

b)

Cover Line

c)

Masthead

d)

Subheading

2.

It dominates the page and shows the importance of what the magazine is going top focus on

a)

Flasher

b)

Masthead

c)

Main Cover Line

d)

Main Image

3.

The Main Cover Line is usually small and italicized showing the most important part of the magazine

a)

True

b)

False

4.

This part of a magazine is called?

a)

Main Image

b)

Barcode

c)

Masthead

d)

Anchorage Text

5.

What is the purpose of the Main cover lines

a)

An insight into the main article

b)

An offer or special feature that stands out on the cover. Usually a competition

c)

The main image

d)

Help price check the magazine

6.
What is the masthead?
a)
Text normally on the left hand side of the front cover.
b)
The title of magazine presented in a recognisable typography/font 
c)
The first letter of the article which is in a larger/different/elaborate font.
7.
What are cover lines?
a)
Headlines which act as a plug to
articles in the magazine in
order to tempt readers to
purchase the magazine.
b)
Lines and graphics which ornament the cover and draw attention to content inside
c)
Cover images used to
attract the target
audience
8.

Secondary Coverlines are smaller than Main Coverlines.

a)

True

b)

False

9.

Month and year of publication, often with the price.

a)

Cover line

b)

Dateline

c)

Model Credit

d)

Selling Live

10.

What's the most important page in a magazine?

a)

Center pages.

b)

The pages you imagine.

c)

The front cover.

d)

The table of contents.

11.

What's usually the first thing a reader sees when they look at a magazine cover before they read anything?

a)

Bar codes

b)

Main image

c)

Staples

d)

Secondary cover lines

12.

Acknowledgment given to the main person on the cover.

a)

Model Credit

b)

Selling line

c)

Dateline

d)

Bar code

13.

These are navigation elements that guide the reader.

a)

Headline

b)

Body

c)

Running Head/Section Head

d)

Introductory Paragraph

14.

It is the most important element of a magazine layout design. It is usually the title of the article.

a)

Box Copy/Panel

b)

Byline

c)

Pull Quote

d)

Headline

15.

This is a more lengthy and detailed part of a magazine article.

a)

Subhead/Sub-Headline

b)

pull quote

c)

Folio

d)

Body

16.

It is the main piece of content that introduces a reader to an article.

a)

Body

b)

Introductory Paragraph

c)

Subhead/Sub-Headline

d)

Folio

17.

It contains important facts related to the topic of the article that a reader should know while reading a magazine article.

a)

Pull Quote

b)

Body

c)

Byline

d)

Box Copy/Panel

18.

This describes an image and should ideally be placed immediately below the image.

a)

Byline

b)

Model credit

c)

Caption for Image

d)

credits

19.

The author/authors name/names who worked on the article

a)

Byline

b)

Caption for image

c)

Pull Quote

d)

Subhead/Sub-Headline

20.

A excerpt verbatim from a portion of the body copy, or you could perhaps summarize a few points of the body copy in different words.

a)

Byline

b)

Pull Quote

c)

Folio

d)

Masthead

21.

They indicate what the next set of paragraphs is going to talk about.

a)

Running Head/Section Head

b)

Headline

c)

Introductory Paragraph

d)

Subhead/Sub-Headline

22.

Are created when page numbers are placed consistently in the margin, usually above or below the composition.

a)

Byline

b)

Coverline

c)

Folio

d)

Introductory Paragraph

23.

The Main Cover Line shows the most important part of the magazine

a)

True

b)

False

24.

The page number, magazine name, and website make up the __________________.

a)

Sell/Cover Line

b)

Folio

c)

Masthead/Main Image

d)

Pull Quote/Subheading

25.

This part of a magazine is called?

a)

Article Line

b)

Magazine Deck

c)

Masthead

d)

Anchorage Text