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Yearbook Terms

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A word or line of text that sits alone at the start of a column or page

a)

Orphan

b)

Widow

2.

The empty area around an object. Negative space.

a)

White Space

b)

Style Guide

3.

Set of standards used to creaate consistency in your yearbook.

a)

Pica

b)

Resolution

c)

Style Guide

4.

Fonts with small decorative elements

a)

Serif Sans Fonts

b)

Serif Fonts

c)

Monospaced Fonts

5.

Fonts that lack decorative elements

a)

Sans Serif Fonts

b)

Serif Fonts

c)

Monospaced fonts

6.

Encourages a Photographer to move the primary subject of the photo away from the center.

a)

Rule of Thirds

b)

Golden Ratio

7.

Color model used in traditional publishing adding red, green and blue pixels to a black base

a)

DPI

b)

CMYK

c)

RGB

8.

The sharpness of an image

a)

Theme

b)

Resolution

c)

Template

9.

Unit of measurement used to determine the width of an element on a yearbook page

a)

Widows

b)

Orphans

c)

Pica

10.

A word or line of text that falls at the end of a paragraph on a line by itself

a)

Widow

b)

Orphan

11.

Fonts that have equal width for each letter

a)

Monospaced Fonts

b)

Serif Fonts

c)

Sans Serif Fonts

12.

A mathematical rule that's used repeatedly to create visually pleasing designs

a)

Rule of Thirds

b)

Golden Ratio

13.

Measurement of an images resolution. Dots per inch

a)

CMYK

b)

RGB

c)

DPI

14.

Predesigned layout that helps maintain visual consistency throughout a book.

a)

Template

b)

Theme

15.

Concept used to tie together the various sections throughout the yearbook.

a)

Theme

b)

Template

16.

Two pages that face each other in a yearbook.

a)

Spread

b)

Gutter

17.

Phrase pulled from a story and used as a graphic element

a)

Lead

b)

Pull Quote

c)

DPI

18.

Used to catch any typos before sending a yearbook to print

a)

Kerning

b)

Leading

c)

Proofreading

19.

A copy of the yearbooks final pages sent for review and approval

a)

Layout

b)

Copy

c)

Proof

20.

Used to catch any typos before sending a yearbook to print

a)

Kerning

b)

Leading

c)

Proofreading

21.

Phrase pulled from a story and used as a graphic element

a)

Lead

b)

DPI

c)

Pull Quote

22.

A sidebar or mod, a small amount of text and photos that support a page's main story.

a)

Layout

b)

Module

23.

Space between the lines of text

a)

Leading

b)

Lede

24.

Introductory of a news story, usually the fist sentence or paragraph

a)

Lead

b)

Leading

25.

Design plan for a page or spread in a yearbook

a)

Headline

b)

Kerning

c)

Layout

26.

Chart that represents the pages in a yearbook

a)

Ladder

b)

Folio

27.

The space between two letters that are next to one another

a)

Leading

b)

Kerning

28.

Line of large type used to introduce the reader to the most important fact

a)

Byline

b)

Line

c)

Headline

29.

The space between 2 connecting pages, when the book is bound it will shrink.

a)

Spread

b)

Gutter

30.

Page numbering that appears on the outside of pages

a)

Folio

b)

Portfolio

31.

Large letter that appears at the beginning of a text block.

a)

Drop Cap

b)

Pull Quote

32.

Element on page that immediately attracts the reader's attention

a)

Copy Editing

b)

Dominant Element

c)

Golden Ratio

33.

Work done to improve the format, style, and accuracy of story

a)

Copy Editing

b)

Proofreading

34.

The content of an article or news element

a)

Layout

b)

Lead

c)

Copy

35.

A page element that explains the who, what, when, where, and why of a photo.

a)

Copy

b)

Lede

c)

Caption

36.

Photos that are captured without posing your subject

a)

Portrait

b)

Candid

37.

A line that gives credit to the aurthor of the story

a)

Byline

b)

Headline

38.

The extra space around your page that is intentionally printed. 1/8 inch

a)

Copy

b)

Bleed

c)

Book