The only person allowed to use the camera when it is checked out by you.
Who is "myself/me/I"?
The first question you ask in an interview.
What is your name?
What is a "spread"?
The theme of the Yearbook this year.
What is "Mean Girls/Burn Book?"
Mr. Brown's favorite superhero
The term that starts with "E" that determines how light or dark a photo is.
What is "exposure"?
The type of questions we want to avoid.
What is "yes/no" questions or "single answer" questions?
The code for logging into yearbook avenue.
What is "34445"?
On Wednesdays we wear ____
What is "pink"?
Mr. Brown's SECOND favorite superhero?
Who/what is "Spiderman"?
If you are taking photos of a basketball/volleyball game in the gym, this setting MUST be turned off or the ref may yell at you.
What is the "flash"?
The five W's and one H are ___
What are "who, what, when, where, why, and how"?
Good is the enemy of ____
What is "greatness/great"?
This group consists of Regina George, Gretchen Weiner, and Karen Smith.
Who/what are "The Plastics?"
Mr. Brown's first job.
What is a "camp counselor"?
If you are shooting a fast moving subject, you may want to change THIS setting to make the photo clearer.
What is your "shutter speed"?
Before you go to interview someone, you must have a ____.
What is a "plan"? (Planned questions, planned people, planned time, etc.)
Every photo should have a _____
What is a "caption"?
Near the beginning of the film, groups were shown to have formed around a seating arrangement in the ____.
What is "the cafeteria"?
Mr. Brown owns this number of cats.
What is "five"?
The main type of camera we use in class.
What is a "Canon Rebel EOS"?
The interview notes taken will be used in the yearbook to write ___ AND ___.
What are "captions" and "stories"?
It is our goal to put every high schooler into the yearbook this number of times.
What is "three"?
To win the Mathlete competition, Cady Stanton provided the answer ____.
What is "the limit does not exist"?
Mr. Brown's favorite thing about teaching at Lockland.
Who/what are "the students?"