When a yearbook is structured on a time element, whether it's the season, day, week, or hour. (Type the one word answer without punctuation)

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What is it called when coverage is broken down into smaller chunks rather than longform stories?

(a)  

What is it called when coverage starts on one spread and continues on the following spread?

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The most common coverage strategy, which includes sections such as sports and student life is called

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A writer's specific focus on a broader topic is called the

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Coverage elements on a spread, which are supplemental to the dominant coverage or dominant picture package are called

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The page or spread that includes editorial notes and specifications on how the yearbook was made is called the

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A yearbook story that focuses on the unique experiences of one individual is called a

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A thematic coverage strategy that can have any number of divisions, or just one, and in which different types of topics are collected into topical groupings is called

(a)