Yearbook Final Exam

Front

Large, catchy words, often enhanced by graphics.

Back

Headline

Front

Presents facts and figures, often poll/survey results, in an illustrative way.

Back

Infographic

Front

Two facing pages in a yearbook.

Back

Spread

Front

A grouping of pages printed on the same press sheet and folded into a 16-page section.

Back

Signature

Front

A photograph taken from above the subject is called: Worm's-eye view, Selective focus, Bird's-eye view, Framing

Back

Bird's-eye view

Front

It is okay to use famous art or photos of celebrities in your publication because the only people at your school will know.

Back

False

Front

You should only take pictures during an event, not before or after.

Back

True

Front

Unplanned white space weakens the design on yearbook spreads.

Back

True

Front

The dominant photo should be placed on a spread across: the gutter, the spine, the internal margin, the bleed line

Back

the gutter

Front

This type of lead is:

Back

Narrative