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100
The seven parts of a yearbook THEME package include these parts of the book.
What is Cover Title page Endsheets Dividers Opening section Sections Closing
100
It's the number of pages in a signature and the number in a multiple.
What is 16 and what is 8? A signature consists of 16 pages printed on both sides of one large sheet of paper and folded so the pages appear consecutively. One side of a signature is an 8 page multiple.
100
It's the reason a headline that is strong both visually and verbally is so important to a good yearbook spread?
What is that teaders look at the headline first – the headline needs to hook interest and indicate the story’s angle.
100
Complete the following sentence. Words and _____________ work together as a team to tell a story.
What is Photo.
100
It is the difference between planned and unplanned white space.
What is planned white space can highlight content. Unplanned white space results from inconsistent spacing and leaves careless gaps that can steal attention from content.
200
How can each member of a team can serve a leadership role?
What is build a good team where every member engages in positive behaviors.
200
It is the purpose of a yearbook theme.
What is the concept that captures the uniqueness of a particular school year, sets the tone for the story of the year that the yearbook will tell.
200
True or false - caption writing does not require reporting.
What is false. Accurate and interesting facts depend on good questioning skills by the reporter.
200
This are the two software programs you can use to edit photos in class.
What is photoshop and iphoto.
200
It part of the advantages of modular design.
What is lots of options - Modular design expands options for both coverage and design.
300
The skills that are needed for effective brainstorming (name three).
What is ... thinking, willingness to keep thinking, listening, enthusiasm, willingness to share, noncritical attitude, staying focused.
300
It's how and why so many yearbooks are produced nowadays. Including us!
What is Desktop publishing - Yeartech online - it gives staffs valuable training with the publishing tools used in the professional world and gives staffs great control over page creation.
300
It's because of these things that accuracy is so important in establishing the credibility of the yearbook staff.
What are mistakes, wrong names, misspellings, punctuation problems etc. They indicate sloppy reporting, writing and editing. Readers will assume that correctness doesn’t matter to the yearbook staff.
300
Its how you explain these aspects of photo editing. a. selection: b. cropping: c. sizing: d. design:
What is ... Selection = choosing photos that tell stories, have good composition and technical quality. b. Cropping = editing out the unessential information, positioning the focal point off center. c. Sizing = matching dimension or shape of the photo to the proportions of the photo space on the page design. d. Design = the direction or eye fl ow of the photo should lead back into page or into the story.
300
A pica is equal to _____ of an inch.
What is 1/6.
400
It's the reason the verbal format is sometimes is the best way to tell a story.
What is good quotes - they allow people to tell their own stories; words provide facts, detail, background, and description.
400
These 5 guidelines are things you should do for good reporting of an event for the yearbook.
What is... a. attend the event b. arrive early and stay late c. observe how others are acting and reacting d. note the details e. interview participants and observers
400
Its a list of 6 ways to use contrast in type to make designs visually exciting.
What is... 1. size difference 2. typefaces from different categories 3. letter shapes 4. heavy-light contrast 5. light-dark/contrast in color 6. horizontal-vertical contrast
400
This is the dpi photos should be saved at.
What is 300.
400
The largest type on the spread is often the _________________.
What is the headline.
500
These are the three responsibilities of student yearbook journalists.
What is a. Fairness: fair and unbiased reporting, tell both sides of a story b. Accuracy: check all facts, names, quotes, scores, especially if provided by non-staffers c. Good taste: avoid obscene, racist, sexist, crude, cruel or illegal material
500
Quick - list types of 10 quick read styles used for telling stories.
What is narrative, quote box, Q and A, a checklist, a quiz, a timeline, a calendar, a scoreboard, stat boxes, fact boxes, infographics, glossaries/definitions, multiple choice, a word search, a bulleted summary, how-tos, schedules, top 10.
500
This is the list the four process colors.
What is a. cyan (c) b. magenta (m) c. yellow (y) d. black (k)
500
Select four terms from the list below and discussing photo composition using the terms. aerial view framing get close perspective repetition Rule of Thirds snapshot steady
Use four of the words in a sentence.
500
T or F The eyeline is an imaginary horizontal line linking two facing pages into a spread.
What is true.
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