Formation
The last page of the book
What is a closing
a paper to help editors of a yearbook organize the yearbook
A small area in a yearbook that promotes a specific brand or business
What is an advertisement?
The space between 2 letters
What is a point
A consistent trend throughout the yearbook
This is used to keep all the pages together
What is a gutter
A photo that is larger than all the other ones on the page
What is a dominant photo
The first paragraph of an article, meant to catch the users attention and make them read the rest
What is a lead in?
The number at the bottom corner of the page telling you which page you are on
What is a folio
A form of color printing that involves fusing colors for different colors
What is 4 color printing
A shot taken without posing in their natural environment
What is a Candid?
When 2 texts line up together in a spread
What is justification
A 2-4 page group meant to establish the theme
What is an opening
Every 16 pages is this
What is a signature
A photo that extends past multiple pages
What is bleeding a photo?
The font commonly used in yearbooks that is known for including extra swings in swoops on most letters
A page that is meant to bind the book to the cover and is most commonly used for signatures
What is an endsheet
What is offset printing
A page that shows the year of the yearbook and different school related fanfare like the mascot or color scheme
What is a title page?
A type of font that does not have any decorative swings or swoops
What is sans serif?