Intro to Newspaper/Yearbook Review for Final

Question 1

Where can theme elements be displayed in a yearbook?

Accepted Answer

on the cover, in the fonts and colors, in the index, on the endsheets

Question 2

Which of the following would be the best lead for that cooking story?

Accepted Answer

Ever smelled that delicious scent of cookies baking?

Question 3

What is one way to abuse color on a page?

Accepted Answer

put the whole background in color, put the story font in a color

Question 4

Which would be the best way to wrap up the story about cooking classes?

Accepted Answer

Overall, students got a lot of enjoyment, and tasty food.

Question 5

In a caption, where should the person's quote go?

Accepted Answer

as the 3rd sentence

Question 6

How would you crop this photo?

Accepted Answer

Keep just the horse and rider

Question 7

What would be the best subheadline for that cooking story?

Accepted Answer

Students take cooking classes as electives

Question 8

How are advertising campaigns like yearbook themes?

Accepted Answer

you can get inspiration for a theme from them, they want you to buy something, they stick in your memory

Question 9

What is not so good about this picture?

Accepted Answer

We should crop it to just the girl hitting.

Question 10

What would be the best main headline for a spread about the cooking classes offered at Central?

Accepted Answer

Someone's in the Kitchen

Question 11

Which of the following is the correct formatting for a quote in a story?

Accepted Answer

"..blah," Joe Snow ('16) said.

Question 12

What is a good element of this picture?

Accepted Answer

Students' faces are in it., Shows action.

Questions 12