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Fulton Yearbook Week 1 Team Building Test Review
Fulton Yearbook Week 1 Team Building Test Review
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Under fair use, yearbooks (news) can use other people's photos, music and artwork because it is considered educational.
False
True
2
Most common allocation of space, 2 facing pages presenting a variety of elements to tell a story; even and odd pages.
Signature
Multiple
Spread
Portfolio
3
Dictated by budget and policy and can include business and/or recognition ads.
Advertising Section
People Section
Academics Section
Organization Section
4
Pages should be submitted to the plant as double page spreads if they are to count towards a deadline.
True
False
5
Most images found on the internet are copyrighted.
False
True
6
Throughout this semester, we will be both ethical and legal in all actions regarding this publication.
False
True
7
Covers all aspects of curriculum-related experiences.
Advertising Section
People Section
Academics Section
Organization Section
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Every caption should include the 5Ws and H.
False
True
9
Narrowly defines a topic, making specific verbal and visual storytelling possible.
Captions
Coverage
Headline
Angle
10
Presents facts and figures, often poll and survey results, in a visual way that often includes illustrative art.
Infographic
Quick Reads
Feature Story
Headline
11
It is okay to take photos directly off of Facebook for yearbook spreads because the resolution is good.
True
False
12
Yearbooks are a school tradition that first appeared in 1845 and are still evolving.
False
True
13
A diagram or online tool used to plan content/coverage, deadlines and color. Also a place to list staff assignments.
Multiple
Ladder
Signature
Spread
14
A 1-story approach packed with facts, figures, descriptive details, specific examples, quotes and poignant anecdotes.
Feature Story
Headline
Infographic
Quick Read
15
The organization of a yearbook staff echoes corporate organizational structure.
True
False
16
A written statement cannot be considered libel if the writer was making a joke.
True
False
17
Covers students, faculty and staff in portraits and features stories that serve as the record of the school.
Organization Section
Academics Section
Advertising Section
People Section
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The large type designed to attract readers to stories and draw them into pages. Summarizes a story.
Headline
Quick Reads
Feature Story
Infographic
19
Section of a yearbook that covers activities in and out of school that directly affect the lives of students.
Organizations
Student Life
Athletics
Sports
20
A grouping of pages printed on the same press sheet and folded into a 16-page mini-booklet. They are bound for a book.
Spread
Multiple
Signature
Facing Pages
21
Titles, phrases and slogans that are trademark protected can be used by anyone without getting permission.
False
True
22
Uses a time element such as seasons or months to organize content.
Quick Reads
Multi-Spread Presentation
Chronological Content Approach
Content Module
23
One that follows rules that have been written down, like not stealing.
Legal Action
Ethical Action
24
Modern yearbooks serve many functions such as, a picture book, history book, reference, public relations, and fun.
False
True
25
A yearbook builds school spirit and chronicles the year, so it is important to include every student at least 3 times.
True
False
26
It is okay to use famous art/photos of celebrities in your publication because only the people at your school will know.
True
False
27
Text blocks accompanying photos that add information. They answer readers' questions about the photograph. (Cutlines)
Headlines
Angles
Captions
Infographics
28
Covers the activities of school groups, emphasizing the value of membership and experiences. (clubs or groups)
Academics Section
People Section
Organization Section
Advertising Section
29
A mini design of photos and text.
Feature Story
Coverage
Angle
Content Module
30
When an important topic receives two or more spreads, allowing for in-depth coverage.
Feature Story
Coverage
Chronological Content Approach
Multi-Spread Presentation
31
Eight pages on one side of a press sheet, indicated by shading on the ladder.
Signature
Spread
Multiple
Facing Pages
32
Typically short stories or groups of facts presented in a broad range of writing and design formats. (Fig., Facts, Opi.)
Infographic
Quick Reads
Headline
Feature Story
33
The story of the year told through complete, balanced, relevant and dynamic verbal and visual content.
Coverage
Feature Story
Multi-Spread Presentation
Quick Reads
34
One that is right but has nothing to do with laws, like communicating honestly and fairly with people.
Ethical Action
Legal Action
35
Covers interscholastic competition and other athletic activities students are involved in.
Student Life
Organizations
Clubs
Sports