WorksheetsYB Terms Review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Choose the closet meaning to the term COLOPHON as it relates to the Yearbook.
A brief list of staff, acknowledgments, and other things
The middle of the spread that you can not use.
Used to measure typography, rule lines, and ensures good design measurement.
Background space that is cut away from the subject of the picture.
Choose the closet meaning to the term GUTTER as it relates to the Yearbook.
Another term for the center of the yearbook where the pages are bound together in the center.
The middle of the spread that you can not use.
The two facing pages of the Yearbook.
A planner is used to identify content, deadlines, and plan and organize the placement of pages.
Choose the closet meaning to the term POINT as it relates to the Yearbook.
Used to measure typography, rule lines, and ensures good design measurement.
A spread that typically indicates a new section of the yearbook with continuous design throughout.
A theme that is consistent in look and feel throughout the entire project.
The middle of the spread that you can not use.
Choose the closet meaning to the term CUT-OUT PHOTO as it relates to the Yearbook.
The middle of the spread that you can not use.
Visual space to show relationships in your content.
Background space that is cut away from the subject of the picture.
The last opportunity to review pages and make last minute corrections.
Choose the closet meaning to the term LADDER as it relates to the Yearbook.
Background space that is cut away from the subject of the picture.
The last opportunity to review pages and make last minute corrections.
A planner is used to identify content, deadlines, and plan and organize the placement of pages.
Simply means that one item is different from another.
Choose the closet meaning to the term PROOF as it relates to the Yearbook.
A planner is used to identify content, deadlines, and plan and organize the placement of pages.
The two facing pages of the Yearbook.
The last opportunity to review pages and make last minute corrections.
A brief list of staff, acknowledgments, and other things
Choose the closet meaning to the term SPREAD as it relates to the Yearbook.
The middle of the spread that you can not use.
A brief list of staff, acknowledgments, and other things
The two facing pages of the Yearbook.
A theme that is consistent in look and feel throughout the entire project.
Choose the closet meaning to the term LEAD as it relates to the Yearbook.
The middle of the spread that you can not use.
Another term for the center of the yearbook where the pages are bound together in the center.
Used to measure typography, rule lines, and ensures good design measurement.
A brief list of staff, acknowledgments, and other things
Choose the closet meaning to the term DIVIDER as it relates to the Yearbook.
The middle of the spread that you can not use.
Heavy paper that is between the cover and first and last page that helps bond the book together.
A spread that typically indicates a new section of the yearbook with continuous design throughout.
A planner is used to identify content, deadlines, and plan and organize the placement of pages.
Choose the closet meaning to the term ENDSHEET as it relates to the Yearbook.
Heavy paper that is between the cover and first and last page that helps bond the book together.
The middle of the spread that you can not use.
The two facing pages of the Yearbook.
Background space that is cut away from the subject of the picture.
Choose the closet meaning to the term PICA as it relates to the Yearbook.
A unit of measurement in design that is equal to 1/6 of an inch.
Used to measure typography, rule lines and ensures good design measurement.
A brief list of staff, acknowledgments, and other things
The two facing pages of the Yearbook.
Choose the closet meaning to the term FOLIO as it relates to the Yearbook.
Another term for the center of the yearbook where the pages are bound together in the center.
A planner is used to identify content, deadlines, and plan and organize the placement of pages.
A page number and word or and imagine that might accompany it.
A brief list of staff, acknowledgments, and other things
Choose the closet meaning to the term WHITE SPACE as it relates to the Yearbook.
Used to measure typography, rule lines and ensures good design measurement.
Background space that is cut away from the subject of the picture.
A spread that typically indicates a new section of the yearbook with continuous design throughout.
An unoccupied part of the page also the white areas of a page.
Choose the closet meaning to the term Proximity as it relates to the Yearbook.
Visual space to show relationships in your content.
A brief list of staff, acknowledgments, and other things
The middle of the spread that you can not use.
A theme that is consistent in look and feel throughout the entire project.
Choose the closet meaning to the term Alignment as it relates to the Yearbook.
Used to measure typography, rule lines, and ensures good design measurement.
The last opportunity to review pages and make last minute corrections.
It is the physical act of or arranging your elements neatly on a page.
The two facing pages of the Yearbook.
Choose the closet meaning to the term Contrast as it relates to the Yearbook.
The two facing pages of the Yearbook.
Simply means that one item is different from another.
A visual technique that can help the viewer navigate the page.
Background space that is cut away from the subject of the picture.
Choose the closet meaning to the term Hierarchy as it relates to the Yearbook.
A planner is used to identify content, deadlines, and plan and organize the placement of pages.
Another term for the center of the yearbook where the pages are bound together in the center.
A visual technique that can help the viewer navigate the page.
Simply means that one item is different from another.
Choose the closet meaning to the term Repetition as it relates to the Yearbook.
The last opportunity to review pages and make last minute corrections.
A spread that typically indicates a new section of the yearbook with continuous design throughout.
Visual space to show relationships in your content.
A theme that is consistent in look and feel throughout the entire project.
Define the term Portrait.
A photograph of a person depicting only the face or head and shoulders.
A photograph of any inanimate object.
A mode found on a digital camera or smart phone.
An extremely wide angle photograph that encompasses a large scenic area.
