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WorksheetsYearbook Midterm 2
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is the purpose of a divider?
To separate sections of the yearbook to make it less confusing
To bring attention to what's on the page
To tell you the page numbers
To show you what students are on the spread
What is a colophon?
A Dr. Seuss Character
A page in the yearbook that introduces the yearbook staff
A page that tells the reader technical information about the yearbook
A page in the yearbook that showcases the administration of the school
A Signature has how many pages?
16
15
2
4
What is our theme for 2022?
We are the way
This is the way
Lighting our way
Finding our Way
Who is our Yearbook Company?
Walsworth
Jostens
Balfour
Herf Jones
Treering
What is a yearbook ladder?
Something you use to reach yearbooks on high shelves
An organizational tool to help keep the yearbook in order
A list of the students who are in leadership positions
A list of all of the previous yearbooks and the themes
What is a folio?
A collection of yearbook spreads
The part of a page that tells us the page number and the content of that page
A specific type of font
A collection of pictures used in a spread
The font used above is an example of a
Sans Serif Font
Serif Font
The font above is an example of a...
Sans Serif font
Serif Font
True or False: A Sans Serif Font has feet
True
False
What is a pica?
A unit of measurement used in publishing
It's yearbook lingo for a group of pictures
The area of a page that shows the page number
The text underneath a photo
Which part of this spread is the dominant?
The Blue box
The swirly font on the left
The cluster of pictures on the left
The picture of the germ
What is circled in red?
The caption
The headline
The heirarchy
The Dominant
What is this called?
A colophon
A Folio
A modular
A heriarchy
"A published statement that is false, and typically used to make someone look bad" is the definition for which word?
Libel
Copyright
Colophon
Heresy
How did we get the name ALTAIR?
It's the name of the constellation of an eagle
It's the name of the brightest star in the constellation Aquila
It's the name of the brightest star of the little dipper
It's the name of the constellation closest to Orion's belt
What is a candid photo?
A professionally taken photograph
A photo taken with a cell phone not a camera
A picture of someone who isn't posing
A picture of someone who is posing
How many pages does a spread have?
16
4
2
1
What are bleed lines?
The outside perimeter of a spread where important things might get cut off
The part of a spread where two images overlap each other
When text overlaps an image and it becomes hard to see
The part in the middle of the spread where text and pictures should never be
What should you never put in a gutter?
Pictures
Text
Colors
Modulars
Names
What is the main difference between a display font and a body font?
A display font is for headlines only and the body font is for paragraphs
A display font has feet and the body font doesn't have feet
A display font should be used for body paragraphs and a body font should be used for headlines
A display font is used on the cover of the book and a body font is used inside the book
EXTRA CREDIT: What does Mr. Valdez never want to see ever in the yearbook? Ever.
Brick walls and tile walls.
Trees
Students
Teachers
Himself
EXTRA CREDIT: The name of Mr. Valdez's classroom mascot is...
Chappe the dinosaur
Mattheweta the frog
Billy the goat
Sanjiyah the Sloth
EXTRA CREDIT: What is Mr. Valdez's favorite video game?
Genshin Impact
Honkai Impact
Final Fantasy
Crash Bandicoot
The photography technique that discourages you to center your subject is called the
Rule of Thirds
Gradient
Silhouetting
Ley Lining
The type of image that is all brown and white with no other color
Sepia Tone
Black and White
Vintage
Equestrian
When there are lines that lead you to a subject in the background, this is called leading lines.
True
False
EXTRA CREDIT: What is Mr. Valdez's middle name?
Travis
Thomas
Trevor
Tayquan
What's the technique used when a subject is surrounded by things making it the main focus?
Framing
Rule of Thirds
Leading Lines
Shadows
This is an example of which technique?
Leading Lines
Framing
Rule of Thirds
Silhouette
This is an example of which technique?
Sepia Tone
Gradient
Ley Lines
Low Lighting
This is an example of which technique?
Framing
Leading Lines
Frozen Subject
Sepia Tone
This image is using which technique?
Gradient
Rule of Thirds
Photoshopping
Frontal Lighting
The technique used in this picture is...
Perspective
Leading Lines
Framing
Photoshop
