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WorksheetsYearbook Extra Credit
Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 36mins
Margin of space between pages
Pica
Ladder
Gutter
Font
Page identifier that is located next to the page number
Folio
Pica
End Sheet
Layout
Arrangement of pictures, copy, and graphics on the page
Dominate Photo
Margin
Gutter
Layout
Secondary coverage which includes surveys, quotes, stats, or other interesting information.
Pica
Sidebar
Copy
Photo
Text of stories. Usually 8-12 pt font
Body Copy
Font
Caption
Byline
Line of type that list the page designer
Pica
Byline
Layout
Margin
Copy for photographs which includes names, dates, times, grades and other important information.
Gutter
Pica
Caption
Endsheet
The largest photo on a page/spread. Meant to capture the reader's attention.
Caption
Dominate Photo
Byline
Endsheet
sixteen yearbook pages or eight yearbook spreads
Layout
Signature
Pica
Body Copy
two pages that are side by side in the yearbook.
Layout
Pica
Spread
Dominant Photo
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 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 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 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
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)
A font is...
A type of fountain
A collection of lights
A collection of characters (letters and numbers) that all have the same weight, width and style
A cast of characters
Repetition is important because...
It makes a design feel less random
It makes a design look more professional
It makes a design look less like a 2 year old made it
Why do we limit the colors and fonts used in the yearbook?
To make it prettier
To make it look more professional
To make it feel unified around a theme
What is the purpose of a yearbook?
Too be cool
Share memories
Reading
What does the term 'Bleed' mean as it relates to a Yearbook?
Space around the outside of a page that will get discarded later in the printing stage.
Space within and between pictures and text.
White Space behind the elements on a page
Each square that makes the grid of a page or spread.
What is the job of the Copy Editor?
Someone who writes whatever comes to mind
Someone who double checks the authors writings for errors in accuracy, spelling, and grammar
Someone who assigns a writer a story to cover
An journalist who interviews people for the prospect of a story
What is meant by the term 'dominant element'?
The largest print on the page
The dominant color on a page
The element on a page that immediately attracts a reader’s attention.
The most colorful page in the book
What is a Portrait within a yearbook
Portraits are posed photographs of individuals.
Portraits are posed pictures of wildlife
Portraits are posed pictures of nature
Portraits are pictures of people who are not aware of the photographer
What does the acronym 'CMYK' stand for?
Specific types of ink from canon
A set of standardized colors such as cyan, magenta, yellow, and black.
Black ink
It stands for Center Media Yeild Known
A verbal statement and visual look that ties a whole Yearbook together is called a ________.
Message
Scheme
Theme
Idea
The outside of the Yearbook, front and back, which protects it, is called the ___________.
Cover
End Sheets
Seal
Spine
The spine of the book may contain all of the following except:
Year
School Website
Book name
Theme statement
The first two (or sometimes four) pages of the Yearbook which introduce the theme are known as the ___________.
Title page
Opening
Spreads
Signature
Our book this year will be divided into sections in what way?
Student Life, Academics, Clubs, Sports, People, Reference
Student Life, Sports, Index, Signatures
Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter
Alphabetically
The list of technical information at the end of the book that may include the paper the book was printed on, fonts used, and copies sold is called the _____________.
Colophon
Signature
Reference
Index
The index of the book will contain:
A list of all the students in yearbook
A chart showing that years' sports scores
A list in alphabetical order showing which students were covered in the book
A miniature version of every picture in the book
The program we use to design our book is called what?
Herff Jones
InDesign
eDesign
eBusiness
In the accompanying image, what is design element A?
Story/Copy
Folio
Headline
Caption
In the accompanying image, what is design element B?
Secondary Headline
Caption
Primary Headline
Folio
In the accompanying image, what is design element C?
Secondary Headline
Primary Headline
Eyeline
Dominant Image
In the accompanying image, what is design element D?
Caption
Primary Headline
Dominant Image
Eyeline
In the accompanying image, what is design element F?
Gutter
Margin
Folio
Eyeline
In the accompanying image, what is design element G?
Secondary Headline
Primary Headline
Folio
Caption
What is the purpose of a template?
To introduce each new section.
To provide production notes and staff acknowledgements.
To introduce each new section.
It helps keep the design consistent throughout the book.
Why is modular design beneficial to yearbook design?
To limit coverage of an event.
It keeps the spread centered.
It allows for greater coverage of people and a wider variety of events.
It is easier to drag and drop.
