WorksheetsYearbook Vocabulary Review
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the purpose of a divider in a yearbook?
To introduce each new section
To review pages and make corrections
To organize the content of a book
To separate or frame topics
What is the dominant element on a page?
The removal of unwanted outer areas from an image
The largest photo or element
The page number with graphics
The empty space around content
What is the purpose of a proof in yearbook design?
To organize the content of a book
To review pages and make corrections
To introduce each new section
To capture photos without posing the subject
What is the purpose of a caption in a yearbook?
To create consistency in the yearbook design
To introduce the most important factor to the reader
To explain who, what, when, where, and why of a photo
To design a layout for a page or spread
What is the purpose of a headline in a yearbook?
To introduce each new section
To create consistency in the yearbook design
To highlight the main theme of the page or spread
To review pages and make corrections
What is the purpose of a folio in a yearbook?
To provide a brief summary of the content
To indicate the page number and section
To introduce each new section
To separate or frame topics
What is the purpose of a theme in a yearbook?
To separate or frame topics
To provide a consistent look and feel throughout the book
To introduce each new section
To review pages and make corrections
What is the purpose of a subhead in a yearbook?
To provide additional information about the headline
To introduce each new section
To create consistency in the yearbook design
To review pages and make corrections
What is the purpose of a colophon in a yearbook?
To introduce each new section
To provide production notes and staff acknowledgements
To create consistency in the yearbook design
To review pages and make corrections
What is the purpose of a cover in a yearbook?
To introduce each new section
To provide a brief summary of the content
To create a first impression and reflect the theme of the yearbook
To review pages and make corrections
What is the purpose of a ladder in a yearbook?
To provide a brief summary of the content
To organize the content of a book
To introduce each new section
To separate or frame topics
What are the two pages that are side by side in the yearbook called?
Layout
Pica
Spread
Dominant Photo
What is the empty spaces on a spread or page called?
White Space
Spread
Copy
Layout
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/time that the yearbook page is due is the...
(a)
What does 'Candid' refer to in yearbook terminology?
A posed photo of a person that usually only includes the person's head and shoulders
An unposed photograph, often taken without the subject's knowledge
The standard measurement in yearbook
A photo or other content that extends past the page's edge
Center of spread where pages meet; text/photos in this area may disappear
Gutter
Spread
Layout
Ladder
Arrangement of pictures, captions, headlines, and copy on a spread.
Layout
Pica
Portraits
Ladder
What is an "accent"?
An unposed photo usually capturing the subject in action
Small design elements that complement a layout
The block of copy under a photo explaining the who, what, when, where, and why. Tells a quick, fact-loaded mini-story about an image.
Any typed text on your yearbook page
