WorksheetsYearbook Final Exam Practice
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 15mins
Large, catchy words, often enhanced by graphics. (2 Points)
Spread
Headline
Eyeline
Infographic
A strip of white space that spans two pages to visually link them. (2 Points)
Infographic
Eyeline
Headline
Spread
Eight pages on one side of a press sheet, indicated by ladder shading. * (2 Points)
Signature
Multiple
Spread
Infographic
Presents facts and figures, often poll/survey results, in an illustrative way. (2 Points)
Infographic
Multiple
Signature
Spread
Two facing pages in a yearbook. * (2 Points)
Spread
Multiple
Infographic
Signature
A grouping of pages printed on the same press sheet and folded into a 16-page section. (2 Points)
Signature
Multiple
Spread
Infographic
Photos should vary in
All
Size
Shape
Content
A photograph taken from above the subject is called: * (2 Points)
Worm's-eye view
Selective focus
Bird's-eye view
Framing
A photograph taken from below the subject is called: * (2 Points)
Worm's-eye view
Selective focus
Framing
Bird's-eye view
A good theme should be recognizable, relevant and repeatable. * (2 Points)
True
False
A written statement cannot be considered libel if the writer was making a joke. (2 Points)
True
False
It is okay to use famous art or photos of celebrities in your publication because the only people at your school will know. * (2 Points)
True
False
You should only take pictures during an event, not before or after. (2 Points)
True
False
Unplanned white space weakens the design on yearbook spreads. * (2 Points)
True
False
Pages should be submitted to the plant as double page spreads if they are to count towards a deadline* (2 Points)
True
False
Dominant elements should be placed on a spread near: (2 Points)
The gutter
The edge
The center
Each other
__________is a photo composition technique that places the main subject off-center to allow for more visual movement within the photo. * (2 Points)
Rule of Thirds
Leading lines
Selective focus
Framing
__________ is a photo composition technique that produces a shallow depth of field to creatively place emphasis on parts of the image. * (2 Points)
Framing
Rule of Thirds
Leading lines
Selective focus
Unwilling to accept the news he had just received from the doctors, he lowered his head in defeat. His mother sat speechless in the corner, one tear rolling down her face as she saw her son's chance to claim a state wrestling medal disappear because his heart just wouldn't allow it. This type of lead is:* (2 Points)
Narrative
Direct quote
Descriptive
Startling statement
Deion Sanders, Jr. knows what they say in the hallways. They say he'll be a terrible quarterback. That he's too short. That he can't see squat past the six-feet-something offensive linemen. That he's cocky. That he'll never amount to anything. They say he'll never be his dad. This type of lead is: * (2 Points)
Startling statement
Descriptive
Direct quote
Narrative
"Coach Hawkins!" Brad Hawkins, the longtime Westlake athletic trainer, recognized Coach Steven Ramsey's voice over the noise of the spectators behind him. But he had never heard Ramsey's voice like that. Hawkins ran to Ramsey, who was crouched over varsity player Matt Nader pleading with the athlete. "Hang in there. Don't leave us. Everything's going to be all right." This type of lead is: * (2 Points)
Narrative
Direct quote
Startling statement
Descriptive
A photo where the main subject is in focus and the rest out of focus. (2 Points)
Rule of Thirds
Depth of Field
Framing
Leading lines
The first few sentences of a story is referred to as a: (2 Points)
Direct quote
Headline
Lead
Copy
Plagiarism is the act of
Crediting
Paraphrasing
Stealing
Borrowing
The first thing your eye should be drawn to on the spread is: * (2 Points)
The caption
Dominant photo
Headline
The People
A photo extending beyond the page is referred to as a:* (2 Points)
Gutter
Spread
Multiple
Bleed
The yearbook theme should be a secret until the book is distributed.* (2 Points)
True
False
Every photo should have a caption, even if only an identification of the people in the photo* (2 Points)
True
False
A yearbook builds school spirit and chronicles the year, so it is important to include every student at least three times. (2 Points)
True
False
