TCHS Trivia
What is the TCHS animal?
Mountain lion
"A compositional technique where human-made or natural lines lead the viewer's eyes through a photograph to the subject or the heart of the image."
What technique does this define?
Leading lines
What is the difference between a layout and a ladder?
A layout is the design for one page, a ladder is the design/order for the entire yearbook
10 x 15
150
What is the fastest land mammal?
Cheetah
List two English teachers
Ms. Helmick, Ms. Helmick, Mr. Wilson, Ms. Davis
"When objects frame the main subject of a photo."
What technique is being defined?
Framing
What is a portrait?
"A painting, drawing, photograph, or engraving of a person, especially one depicting only the face or head and shoulders."
2x = 6
What is the value of x?
3
What is the 7th letter of the alphabet?
G
Who is the TCHS principal?
Mr. Cork
What is kerning?
"The space between two letters that are next to one another."
Why do you need captions in a yearbook?
To explain what is going on in the photo/on the page.
To list the names of people on the page.
14 + 16
30
What are the four seasons IN ORDER?
Spring, Summer, Autumn/Fall, Winter
What date was the first day of 2024-2025 TCHS?
August 26, 2024
What is a folio?
"Page numbering that appears on the outside portion of pages, usually at the bottom."
What is the difference between posed and candid?
Candid is not posed, the person sometimes does not know the photo is being taken.
Posed is when the person knows the photo is being taken, usually in a certain stance.
15 + x = 32
What is the value of x?
17
Where is a shrimp's heart located?
It's head
List two science teachers.
Ms. Burns, Ms. Hanna, Ms. Dotson, Mr. Rapp
What is a view camera?
"A large camera that allows the photographer to view subject matter through a ground glass opening that is the same size as the negative. Photographers see the subject upside down and backward."
"Two pages that face each other in the yearbook."
What is this defining?
Spread sheet
4x + 9 = 37
What is the value of x?
7
Who discovered gravity?
Isaac Newton