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Yearbook 1

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
  1. In Photography, composition is . . . . . . .

a)

the arrangement of elements within a frame.

b)

a painting.

c)

a writing.

d)

a song.

2.

Rule of Thirds

a)

Leaving enough room for text to be added.

b)

Including lines in the photograph that direct your eyes around the composition.

c)

Placing the focal point of the photograph in one of the third sections rather than directly in the center.

d)

Instagram crop tool.

3.

Leading Lines

a)

Leaving enough room for text to be added.

b)

Including lines in the photograph that direct your eyes around the composition.

c)

Placing the focal point of the photograph in one of the third sections rather than directly in the center.

d)

Instagram crop tool.

4.

View Point

a)

The angle at which the photograph is taken.

b)

The direction and time at which the photograph was taken.

c)

The eyepiece on a camera that you hold close to your eye, to allow you to see what's being photographed.

d)

The visual area of a webpage that is displayed on a device.

5.

Merger

a)

Blending two photographs together.

b)

Background objects that compete with the focal point.

c)

Balancing the elements in the photograph.

d)

Cropping the photograph to be leveled.

6.

Balancing Elements

a)

Making sure the number of atoms of each element on the reactant side is equal to the number of atoms of each element on the product side.

b)

The direction and time at which the photograph was taken.

c)

Balancing the elements in the photograph.

d)

The visual area of a webpage that is displayed on a device.

7.

Inclusion and Exclusion

a)

Balancing the elements in the photograph.

b)

Blending two photographs together.

c)

Cropping out mergers in the photograph.

d)

Cropping the photograph to be leveled.

8.

Theme

a)

Where all the sections are listed with page number.

b)

This is the very first page of the book.

c)

A particular setting or ambience.

d)

Two facing or side by side pages int the yearbook.

9.

Title Page

a)

Where all the sections are listed with page number.

b)

This is the very first page of the book.

c)

A particular setting or ambience.

d)

Two facing or side by side pages int the yearbook.

10.

Spread

a)

Where all the sections are listed with page number.

b)

This is the very first page of the book.

c)

A particular setting or ambience.

d)

Two facing or side by side pages int the yearbook.

11.

Table of Contents

a)

Where all the sections are listed with page number.

b)

This is the very first page of the book.

c)

A particular setting or ambience.

d)

Two facing or side by side pages int the yearbook.

12.

Cover

a)

This is the very first page of the book..

b)

Text that appears in the yearbook.

c)

The front, back, and spine of the yearbook.

d)

How topics on spreads are featured and highlighted

13.

Copy

a)

This is the very first page of the book..

b)

Text that appears in the yearbook.

c)

The front, back, and spine of the yearbook.

d)

How topics on spreads are featured and highlighted

14.

Title Page

a)

This is the very first page of the book..

b)

Text that appears in the yearbook.

c)

The front, back, and spine of the yearbook.

d)

How topics on spreads are featured and highlighted

15.

Coverage

a)

This is the very first page of the book..

b)

Text that appears in the yearbook.

c)

The front, back, and spine of the yearbook.

d)

How topics on spreads are featured and highlighted