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WorksheetsYearbook Review 1
Total questions: 59
Worksheet time: 30mins
What is the term 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
On the color wheel
How could you explain contrast?
Which of these two things are contrasting?
Bold
Small
Thin
Dark
Which of these two things are contrasting?
Monochromatic
Horizontal
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 making one element in a design larger and more of a focal point?
Deluxe
Drive
Domination
Destruction
What is the term for pulling a certain color out of a photograph to use in typographic or design elements across a spread?
(a)
Why should we never place type 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?
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 use repetition in a design?
What is the "three-peat" graphic strategy?
What is the term for the text underneath or accompanying a photo?
Text
Header
Footer
Caption
Complementary colors are...
Next to each other on the color wheel
Across from each other on the color wheel
How could you create contrast on your Yearbook page?
Place two very different fonts next to each other
Place one bold font and one thin font next to each other
Place text of a lighter color on a darker background
Place two contrasting colors next to each other on a page
Cropping is...
Making a photo brighter in color
Making a photo smaller- concentrating on the main subject and cutting out unnecessary parts of the photo
Making a photo black and white
The date that the yearbook is due to be printed at the Sumner printing plant is called the
Done day
Deadline
Headline
___________________ is achieved by making a content element significantly larger or brighter, calling attention to itself
World domination
Dominance
Demagorgon
Echoing color means
Colors that vibrate
Using the same color more than once
Using a color in a photo for a design element or text
Whale sounds
A font is...
A type of fountain
A collection of lights
A collection of characters (letters and numbers) that all have the same weight, width and style
A cast of characters
The gutter is..
A place you don't want to end up
Where your bowling ball might go
The spine of the book
An area of the yearbook where text and photos should not be placed to avoid being eaten by the stitching of the book
A headline is....
In the news?
A large piece of text that describes the content of the page
A line across your forehead
What is the term for the planner and deadline tracker used to plot out the yearbook pages?
The planner
The ladder
The badger
The bladder
A page is
A website
Not identical to the page next to it
Singular (stand alone)
Sorry, it's pronounced pagé. like pa-jay.
A spread is....
Mayonnaise?
Two pages that clearly flow together and are meant to go together- feel unified
A feast!
A color scheme made up of the various shades and tints of a certain color is called...
Monotone
Monochromatic
Monotheistic
Monopoly
The way a photo is laid out is called...
A photograph layout
A composer?
A composition
A completion
Photo editing includes
Lightening a dark photo
Cropping a photo
Changing the warmth of a photo
Fixing skin tone color or blemishes
What is the term for telling a visual story through photographs?
Emotional photos
Yearbook
Photojournalism
A thousand words
Repetition is important because...
It makes a design feel less random
It makes a design look more professional
It makes a design look less like a 2 year old made it
The "three-peat" means
A color or design element is used twice
A color or design element is used three times
A color or design element is used once
Why do we limit the colors and fonts used in the yearbook?
To make it prettier
To make it look more professional
To make it feel unified around a theme
Content that extends past the bold pink line
bleed/bleed line
candid
dedication/parent ad
gutter
unposed photo, usually taken in the moment
candid
portrait
theme
template
short text used to clearly describe 5 W's of a photo
coverage
folio
caption
layout
last page of yearbook; where you wrap up theme
cover
gutter
closing
template
all text on the page
pica
layout
kit
copy
topics and people featured in the yearbook
gutter
kit
coverage
folioi
the page number (and possibly topic) at the bottom of the page
name plate
spread
pica
folio
center of spread where pages meet; text/photos in this area may disappear
gutter
spread
layout
ladder
page-by-page listing of yearbook's contents
bleed
candid
ladder
closing
arrangement of pictures, captions, headlines, and copy on a spread
layout
pica
portraits
ladder
standard measurement in a yearbook; 1/6 of an inch
pica
portrait
spread
kit
"mug shots"
candid
portrait
layout
cover
two facing pages in a yearbook, such as 2&3, 4&5, etc.
layout
pica
spread
yearbook
basic layout design that is pre-made and you can just insert images/text into
copy
gutter
folio
template
statement/idea that encompasses the whole yearbook, related to the schooltheme
pica
portrait
theme
yerd
page one of the yearbook, where theme is introduced
title page
spread
closing
template
Nickname of an awesome yearbook staff!
awesome people
YERDS
staff
cool kids
This year's yearbook theme?
(a)
I remember my yearbook log in information?
Yes
No
