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Yearbook Terms pt. 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

What does the term 'Bleed' mean as it relates to a Yearbook?

a)

Space around the outside of a page that will get discarded later in the printing stage.

b)

Space within and between pictures and text.

c)

White Space behind the elements on a page

d)

Each square that makes the grid of a page or spread.

2.

What does the term 'byline' refer too in relation to copy?

a)

A space at the top of a copy where the title goes

b)

A space underneath the header of a copy

c)

Space at the top or bottom of a copy where the author's name goes

d)

A space at either side of the copy left for notes

3.

When taking a 'Candids' what is the photographer doing?

a)

Taking a picture of nature

b)

Taking pictures of people posing for the camera

c)

Taking pictures of inanimate objects

d)

Taking pictures of people who are unaware of the photographers presence

4.

What is a caption?

a)

A text box under or beside a picture explaining what is happening

b)

A space with a number in it at the bottom of a page that indicates how many pages are in a book

c)

A space at the top center which indicates how many spreads there needs to be printed

d)

A text box that is used to hold a picture in place on a page

5.

What does the term 'copy' mean?

a)

It's a journalistic term that means that the article was plagiarized

b)

The body of an article or news letter

c)

An empty white piece of printer paper

d)

A picture in an article that was copied from another article

6.

What is the job of the Copy Editor?

a)

Someone who writes whatever comes to mind

b)

Someone who double checks the authors writings for errors in accuracy, spelling, and grammar

c)

Someone who assigns a writer a story to cover

d)

An journalist who interviews people for the prospect of a story

7.

What is meant by the term 'dominant element'?

a)

The largest print on the page

b)

The dominant color on a page

c)

The element on a page that immediately attracts a reader’s attention.

d)

The most colorful page in the book

8.

What is a drop cap?

a)

When all text in a text box is capitalized

b)

When the first letter in a text is lowercase

c)

A design treatment used to introduce copy.

d)

The first word of a sentences that is not capitalized

9.

What is a folio as it relates to a Yearbook?

a)

A piece of decorative foil usually on the cover of a book

b)

A page numbering scheme at the bottom of a page

c)

A series of numbers or words at the bottom of a page

d)

Titles of each page

10.

What is a gutter as it relates to yearbooks?

a)

Another name for spread

b)

A term meaning dead space on a page

c)

A term that indicates a page has to many pictures

d)

The space between two facing pages that divides a spread

11.

What is a headline?

a)

A series of large type used to introduce a story

b)

Large print in a book used for decoration

c)

The first letter of every word at the start of a sentence

d)

The title of a book usually seen on the first page

12.

What does the term 'ladder' mean as it relates to a yearbook?

a)

An organizational chart that represents the finished pages in a yearbook

b)

A chart used to assign photographers of specific pages in a yearbook

c)

A ladder is a chart that represents the pages in a yearbook

d)

A ladder is a chart that represents the unfinished pages within a section of the yearbook

13.

The term layout means what as it relates to a yearbook?

a)

How each page will look and where elements will go on a page

b)

The pages that will be artificially printed to look older than the rest

c)

The design element that can be used to dress up a page

d)

The most important picture of a yearbook

14.

What is a lead as it relates to journalism?

a)

The introductory portion of a news story

b)

The text on the page which grabs the readers attention

c)

The source of a news story

d)

The colors used in the graphics within a news story

15.

What is a Portrait within a yearbook

a)

Portraits are posed photographs of individuals.

b)

Portraits are posed pictures of wildlife

c)

Portraits are posed pictures of nature

d)

Portraits are pictures of people who are not aware of the photographer

16.

What does the term spread mean as it relates to a yearbook?

a)

A spread refers to one page in a yearbook.

b)

A spread refers to multiple pictures on a page in a yearbook.

c)

A spread refers to two pages that face each other in a yearbook.

d)

A spread refers to all the pages in a yearbook.

17.

What does the acronym 'CMYK' stand for?

a)

Specific types of ink from canon

b)

A set of standardized colors such as cyan, magenta, yellow, and black.

c)

Black ink

d)

It stands for Center Media Yeild Known

18.

What does abbreviation DPI stand for?

a)

Short form of a measurement of paper size when printing

b)

Short for Drop Paper Image

c)

Short for Deep Purple Ink

d)

Short for dots per inch measurement of an image’s resolution

19.

What is the Golden Ratio?

a)

The design element formula that governs the title of a page in a yearbook

b)

Th formula for how far the earth is from the sun

c)

A mathematical rule that’s used to repeatedly create visually pleasing designs

d)

A formula for where pictures should go and the spacing that should be between them

20.

What is the “rule of thirds”?

a)

The angle of a picture as it is taken

b)

The graphic elements within a picture

c)

a guideline in photography that encourages a photographer to move the primary subject of the photograph away from the center.

d)

a guideline in photography that breaks up each picture into thirds