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WorksheetsYearbook Quiz 1 Review
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
What year did yearbooks first appear?
1845
1990
1867
1920
Yearbooks originally appeared as what type of publication?
Scrapbooks
Yearbooks
Newspapers
Brochures
In which court case did the Supreme Court grant school administrators the right to exercise control over the content of school published publications?
Dean vs. Utica
Morse vs. Frederick
Hazelwood vs. Kuhlmeier
Tinker vs. Des Moines
What is the definition of libel?
A lie that gets found out, forcing you to apologize
A fight caused by an issue with someone on the yearbook staff
A group of laws that journalists specifically have to follow
A false printed statement that defames a person’s good name
What is the best defense against a charge of libel?
A good lawyer
Crying alligator tears
Not doing it in the first place
The truth
What 4 types of content results in a relevant yearbook?
Pictures, stories, facts, interviews
Competition, ballad, reliable, dynamo
Complete, balanced, relevant, dynamic
Complete, attractive, relevant, interesting
Where are content deadlines planned?
The page ladder
The page shelf
Layout Pro
The page counter
A primary goal of yearbook coverage is that it should be what?
Complete
Balanced
Relevant
Dynamic
All of the above
What should be the main point of variety on your spreads?
Photos
Captions
Headlines
Quick Reads
All of the above
What adds personality to a theme?
Graphics and color
Shape and color
Graphics and shape
Shape and size
How many times should every student be featured in the yearbook?
A student should be featured at least _ times in the yearbook.
2
3
7
11
What is the job number for yearbook avenue?
3747
7473
7273
7374
A story that is timely and describes an event or area of interest
News
Editorial
Advertisement
Scoop
A story where the writer tells his or her opinion about a subject
Editorial
News
Advertisement
Draft
An article or ad that is paid for by a company or individual
Commercial
Spread
Advertisement
Plan
Usually one sentence that tells who, what where, when, why and how. It is found at the beginning of the story.
Intro
Quote
Sentence
Lead
The title of the story
Sub-headline
Headline
Lead
Heading
The author of the story
Author
Byline
Credit
Afterword
Exactly what someone said and is in quotation marks
Quote
Quotient
Saying
Citation
The keyword (sometimes more than one word) that clearly indicates the content of the story
ant
slug
snail
bug
Pictures of your friends, classmates, teachers, activities, etc.
Picture book
History book
Reference
Public Relations
Covering trends, topics, and scores that were relevant/popular during a specific time period
History Book
Reference
Fun
Picture Book
Knowing which students played what sports, which students were in what grades, and who taught what subject
Fun
History Book
Reference
Public Relations
Activities that are done around the school, community, and world
Fun
Public Relations
Community Relations
Social Topics
Events that promote happiness, togetherness, joy, bonding, and excitement
Life
Friendship
Fun
Yearbook Distribution
If you wanted to duplicate something on a page, which option would be the best one to help you achieve this?
Below is a circle that you added to your page. However, the color of the circle doesn't match the theme of this year's yearbook. Which of the options below would you use to change the color of your circle?
You want to add a border to enhance an image. Which of the following options would you use to help you add a border?
You added a text box to your page and it looks great! However, the more you look at it, the more you realize how boring the font is. You decide you want to change the font to add more visual interest to your page. Would option below would help you to change the type of font?
Which is the proper example of an image box?
