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Yearbook Exam 1

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is it important to have a cohesive yearbook team?

a)

To get along with your classmates

b)

To finish the goal of making the yearbook

c)

To avoid conflict or arguments

d)

To not fail the class

2.

What is the responsibility of the design editor?

a)

Oversee all elements of the yearbook

b)

Assign design elements to each section

c)

Manage the photo content

d)

Oversee all page designs and keep yearbook consistency

3.

Who are the writers of the yearbook?

a)

Joseph & Anthony

b)

All of the staff

c)

The sports editors

d)

Editor-in-Chief

4.

Which one of these choices does NOT describe a theme?

a)

Personality behind the yearbook

b)

Gives the story of the year with style

c)

Tells an account of the latest events

d)

Makes the book stand apart from others

5.

What makes a yearbook theme good quality?

a)

It can be recognized and understood

b)

It took time and effort to come up with

c)

It includes elements about the school

d)

It shows creativity by the yearbook staff

6.

What type of yearbook theme is based on an identity or psychological angle?

a)

Verbal

b)

Visual

c)

Concept

d)

Calendar

7.

What pages/spreads of your yearbook should include heavy elements of the theme?

a)

Sports Spreads

b)

Faculty Spreads

c)

Events Spreads

d)

Divider/Connector Pages

8.

What special theme touch tells the reader how the theme was chosen?

a)

Index

b)

Colophon

c)

Folio Graphics

d)

Sidebars

9.

Which of these choices does NOT describe design?

a)

Draws the reader in

b)

Creates a well-rounded visual appeal

c)

Drives the theme

d)

Enhances the story

10.

What word is used to explain the who, what, when, where, why, and how of the action of a photo?

a)

Caption

b)

Copy

c)

Text

d)

Folio

11.

When photos, artwork, or graphics extend off of the trim area of a spread, what is it called?

a)

Headline

b)

Spread

c)

External margin

d)

Bleed

12.

What is the journalistic unit of measurement?

a)

Inch

b)

Centimeter

c)

Pica

d)

Yard

13.

How many picas is in 1 inch?

a)

12

b)

6

c)

72

d)

1

14.

The absence of any element is called what?

a)

Negative space

b)

Blank space

c)

Space

d)

Empty space

15.

What is photojournalism?

a)

The study of art and photography

b)

The study of writing and design

c)

The study of photography and journalism

d)

The historical account of photography

16.

What is a Digital Single-Lens Reflex?

a)

A lens reflex

b)

A setting on a camera

c)

The number of lens used for a certain photograph

d)

A type of camera

17.

What is the setting on the camera that determines the sensitivity of the sensor to light?

a)

Exposure

b)

ISO

c)

Aperture

d)

Shutter

18.

What is the definition of a zoom lens?

a)

Lenses with focal lengths that have a wider angle of view

b)

Lenses with focal lengths that have a narrower angle of view

c)

Lenses with variable focal lengths

d)

Lenses that approximate the human eye's angle of view

19.

Which of these does NOT come together to get light onto the film or sensor to produce a great photo?

a)

Exposure

b)

Shutter speed

c)

ISO

d)

Aperture

20.

Which of these is NOT something the perfect exposure depends on?

a)

Direction of light on the subject

b)

Quality of light on the subject

c)

Depth of field of the subject

d)

Quantity of light on the subject

21.

The area in front of and behind the focus point made sharp when you focus on a specific part of an image is called the what?

a)

Depth of field

b)

Background

c)

F/stop

d)

Normal lens

22.

What is the widest possible aperture?

a)

f/2.2

b)

f/100

c)

f/1

d)

f/10

23.

What two factors influence the depth of field?

a)

Aperture & Shutter speed

b)

Focus length of the lens & Closeness of the subject

c)

f/stop & subject

d)

Type of lens & Focus length of the lens

24.

Where do you go on the Walsworth website to practice creating a spread?

a)

Create a spread

b)

Custom templates

c)

Plan book

d)

Photos

25.

Who are your two editors-in-chief?

a)

Tiffany & Sharon

b)

Cade & Alex

c)

Sadiq & Chris

d)

Briana & Yader

26.

Which is not a responsibility of the full yearbook staff?

a)

Writers

b)

Leadership

c)

Photo editing

d)

Reporters

27.

Which type of theme uses catch phrase expressions?

a)

Verbal

b)

Visual

c)

Concept

d)

Calendar

28.

Where can the yearbook theme be revealed or kept literal?

a)

Endsheet

b)

Title Page

c)

Closing

d)

Cover

29.

Which special theme touch contains the content of the yearbook?

a)

Colophon

b)

Index

c)

Sidebars

d)

Scoreboards

30.

What are two-facing pages called?

a)

Two pages

b)

Facing spreads

c)

Double-page spread

d)

Folio

31.

Logos can be a unifying graphic for the yearbook's theme. Which of these social media logos will NOT be in our yearbook?

a)
b)
c)
d)
32.

What is the largest, eye-catching photo or collection of photos or elements on a spread called?

a)

Folio graphic

b)

Cut-out background

c)

Dominant element

d)

External margin

33.

What three areas should be on a page?

a)

Photos, text, external margins

b)

Copy, negative space, cut-out backgrounds

c)

Photos, copy, captions

d)

Copy, photos, negative space

34.

How do photographs document reality?

a)

By recording events

b)

By capturing emotion and action

c)

They do not document reality

d)

By taking still shots

35.

What is this year's yearbook theme?

a)

COVID-19

b)

Social media

c)

Technology

d)

Not decided yet