What term is used to describe the two pages of a yearbook together as a whole for one subject?

What is the centerline of the page where the book is bound together called?

What is the description of what is happening in a photo accompanied by a quote from the person in the photo called?

What is the term for the amount of empty space on a spread or page that is present to prevent overcrowding?

What is the term for when a picture or design element is intentionally flowing off of the edge of the page for effect?

Where does the author of the body copy or caption write their name?

What is a casual picture of a person or group of people called?

What are the professional photographs of persons headshots used in the yearbook called?

What are the design elements that can be added to a page design to enhance the look of the spread called? (Choose all that apply)

What is the photo editing software that can be used to eliminate unwanted elements in a photo or enhance other properties called?

What is the term for cutting part of a story or caption that is repetitive or unnecessary?

What is the term for cutting part of or entire page or spread that is not good or was incomplete?

What is the main point or special concept of the body copy that is meant to make the story stand out and be different for that year?

What is the term used for using an enlarged photo, element, or type on a page in order to catch a viewer's eye-attention grabber?

Which tool allows you to place or remove lines that show you the margins and middle of the page on a spread?

What is the type styles used on the page for wording?

The area on the outside of the page/spread that is shaded to help avoid important content is not cut off?