Yearbook Test 1

The final pages of the yearbook, where the theme is wrapped up

A photograph that extends past the exterior margin to the edge of the page w/o leaving a margin

Copy block that describes and is placed near a photo

Spreads used to separate sections of the yearbook 

You do not have a story if you do NOT have...

direct statements obtained through interviews

a line of larger type used to tell the reader the topic or main point of interest in a story

the center of the spread where the two pages meet / PHOTOS DON'T FACE THIS

This is the cutest baby ever....

Space forming the border of a page or sheet 

the central idea or concept around which the book is built

a simulated version of a page showing copy, pics, and artwork; used for editing

blank area where no elements are placed 

Eliminating portions of a photo to improve its composition

the page number, the page info, and repeating graphic

one complete listing of all students, teachers, and advertisers included in the book

an invisible horizontal line, usuall 1/3 from bottom that anchors the layout

a page by page listing of the yearbook's contents

page one of the yearbook; contains name of book, school, address, volume, and year

this photo is three times larger than any other picture in the spread

The main text of a page, the story of an event

two pages that face each other

grabs readers' attention; contains the 5w's and H

the first pages of the yearbook, where the theme is introduced

line that gives credit to the person who did the work

portions of a yearbook devoted to a particular

Ms. Collier is the hardest-working, most loving, GREATEST YEARBOOK SPONSOR EVER

Paper that attaches the book to its cover in the front and back

how the type is aligned; left, right, NEVER CENTER

An un-posed photo