What is the body of a news article called in yearbook terminology?

Which term describes an unposed photo, with most spreads using five to seven of them?

What is the copy that accompanies and describes a picture?

Which best defines CROP in photo editing for a yearbook?

Which page is used to separate each section, develop the theme, and introduce each section?

Which photo is larger than any other on the spread and usually crosses the gutter while touching the top or bottom external margin?

What is the white space around the outside of a spread called?

Which term is a line used to gain the reader's attention?

What is the fold between two pages where the pages are bound together?

What is the one-pica spacing between all of the elements on a spread called?

Which term means an overall diagram of pages and sections for the yearbook?

What section features admin and student photos?

Which principle states that items relating to each other should be grouped close?

Which term adds human interest to a story by repeating exact words from sources?

Resolution is best defined as which of the following?

Which term refers to the recurring verbal and visual idea that unifies the book?

White Space should be kept mostly to which areas, and is also called what?

Why do we limit the colors and fonts used in the yearbook?

TRUE or FALSE?

While having a theme is fun, it is NOT a required element of the yearbook.

TRUE or FALSE?

A good yearbook theme should relate to the school year and appeal to the student population.

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