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100
White space that separates columns and facing pages
What is a Gutter
100
A pica of white space that extends horizontally across a spread
What is an eyeline
100
A type that aligns, or is set even, on both sides of a column.
What is Justified
200
A spread in the center of a publication, printed on one sheet of paper
What is a double-truck
200
The white space between lines of type
What is leading
200
A full size drawing of a page showing where all page elements will appear.
What is a dummy
300
The running of color or a photo
What is bleed
300
A complete set of characters in one size and style of typeface
What is a font
300
The placing of two headlines side by side on a page or spread.
What is tombstoning
400
A pattern of vertical and horizontal lines
What is a grid
400
A unit of measurement that describes the size of type.
What is a point
400
A style of page layout that uses rectangular units, each of which consists of all the visual elements that make up the layout for a particular story.
What is modular format
500
The strongest element on a page
What is the dominant element
500
Having uniform word spacing and uneven line length.
What is ragged
500
A style of page layout based upon a series of narrow or “mini” columns used to create areas of planned white space.
What is minicolumn format
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