What is the outermost part of the yearbook that protects the pages and introduces the book's identity, often featuring the title, theme, school name, and year, along with custom design elements that reflect the tone or theme of the book?

What is the unifying idea or concept that sets the tone for the book’s content, design, and writing?

What are the visual and verbal elements that carry out the theme throughout the book, including colors, fonts, graphics, and writing style?

What are endsheets in a yearbook? Fill in the blank:

What information is typically found on the title page of a yearbook?

What is the purpose of the opening spread in a yearbook?

What is the parting spread in a yearbook? Fill in the blank:

What is the term for two facing pages in the yearbook that function as one cohesive layout?

What is the term for a horizontal guideline across the spread that helps connect elements visually?

What is the term for the largest photo or element on a spread, meant to attract immediate attention?

What is the term for the inner space where the two pages of a spread meet; content should avoid falling into it?

Which yearbook term is defined as: 'A page or spread that signals a new section in the yearbook, often using section-related graphics and theme elements.'?

Which yearbook term is defined as: 'A small section usually at the end of the yearbook that provides technical details such as the publisher, software, fonts, colors, and staff credits.'?

Which yearbook term is defined as: 'The page number and often section or content identification, placed at the bottom or top of pages.'?

Which yearbook term is defined as: 'A group of 16 pages printed on one large sheet of paper, folded and trimmed to form part of the book.'?

What is the main written story on a page or spread called?

What do you call text explaining who, what, where, when, and why for a photo?

What is the term for smaller, pre-designed content blocks on a spread that highlight specific content like polls, quotes, or stats?

What is the underlying structure of rows and columns that guides layout consistency called?

What is a pica in yearbook design?

What is a point used for in yearbook design?

What does bleed mean in yearbook design?

What is white space in yearbook design?

Fill in the blank: ________ refers to the space between elements within a spread (internal) and the space between the content and the edge of the page (external).

Fill in the blank: ________ is the variety of students, events, and activities included in the yearbook.

Fill in the blank: ________ is additional information or mini-stories that support the main story on a spread.

Fill in the blank: ________ is a variation or extension of the main theme used for different sections of the yearbook to maintain unity while adding variety.

Fill in the blank: A yearbook _______ is the large, attention-grabbing text at the top of a page or spread that introduces the content. It sets the tone, summarizes the story, and draws readers into the page.

Fill in the blank: The combination of the main headline, subhead, and sometimes a kicker, forming the title area for a story is called a _______ _______.

Fill in the blank: A yearbook _______ is a comprehensive, alphabetized list—usually located at the back of the book—that shows where each student, staff member, club, event, or topic appears throughout the yearbook. It helps readers quickly find specific people or content.

Fill in the blank: Yearbook _______ are the typefaces used for all written content in the yearbook—from headlines to captions. They help express the tone and personality of the theme and ensure readability and consistency throughout the book.

What are the three things I need to do before leaving Ms. Nichols' room each day?

Am I allowed to take equipment from the equipment room without checking it out with Ms. Nichols?

How are we going to communicate during the school day as a staff?

How are we going to communicate as a staff outside of the school day?

Who are the two people I need to notify if I am going to leave the room to interview/take photos/etc?

Who do I contact first if I have a problem with my spread or another staff member?

Before I ask a question I should first check the...

What program do we use for Equipment Check Out?

Can you use your phone for interviews, taking photos, etc during the school day?

Work Nights are optional to attend.

If I miss a deadline I will receive a 0 in the gradebook, but I can make it up for a 90.