Font size
WorksheetsYearbook Vocabulary
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 44mins
What is the word for the text accompanying a picture?
(a)
Complementary colors are...
Near each other on the color wheel
Nice colors
Across from each other on the color wheel
Colors that are alike
Neighbor/ Analogous colors are...
Near each other on the color wheel
Nice colors
Across from each other on the color wheel
Colors that are alike
How could you explain contrast in Yearbook design? Choose two
Placing two different-looking design styles next to one another to create visual interest
A method to create visual variety and aesthetically pleasing designs
Two different opinions or viewpoints
Two things that are similar
Which of these two things combined creates contrast?
Bold
Small
Thin
Dark
Which of these two things are contrasting?
Monochromatic
Dark
Vertical
Light
Why is contrast important in a design?
Why do we crop images?
To remove unnecessary parts of the photo
To make an image more powerful
To remove distracting parts of a photo
All of the above
The term for the date that the yearbook is due is the...
(a)
What is the term for purposely directing the viewer's eye by making certain objects larger than others to create a visual order of importance?
Hierarchy
Hieroglyphics
Hairspray
Monarchy
Why should we never place text in the gutter?
Describe a headline... what purpose does it serve? What does it look like?
What do we use the ladder for?
What's the difference between a page and a spread?
A page is a stand alone- it covers different content than the page next to it in the spread
A page is a person in a court who is normally of noble blood but is a servant or is learning a trade
A spread is delicious, it could be jam, cream, chocolate or nut based
A spread is two pages that are joined and have the same content across both pages
Define the term monochromatic
What is a photo composition?
The way a photograph is laid out
What a photograph is made of
An essay about a photo
A letter written about a photograph
What types of things might you adjust when editing a photo?
Brightness
Size
Fixing shadows
Color tone
Color saturation
What is photojournalism? Why is it important?
Why use repetition in a design?
What is the "three-peat" graphic strategy?
A (a) is a complete set of characters ( letters and numbers) that share a common weight, width and style
What pieces of information are most important in a photo's caption?
WHO is in the photo
WHAT they are doing
WHERE they are
WHY they are doing it
A theme is the (a) and (b) idea behind a year's yearbook. The (c) should be visually and verbally shown throughout the book, specifically on the (d) , divider pages, (e) and throughout the book.
Match the following
Body font
Simple, easy to read font that is small
Display font
Stylized font that should be big
Bleed
Images or designs that go off the page
Tint
Light version of a color
Shade
Dark version of a color
