A writer's specific focus on a broader topic.

What is a "body copy?"

The text relating to the general topic of a spread. Also main story.

The person a reporter interviews.

An author's name appearing as part of the body copy.

How should you act during class?

Paying attention., Working on your pages., Getting pictures requested by your teacher/classmates for their/your pages.

What is "editorializing" is yearbook?

When a reporter draws a conclusion for the reader.

What should you do when Mrs. Barber asks you to get pictures, and you don't have the time after school?

Politely refuse, and apologize: see if anyone else can get them.

What is the "peak of emotion ?"

A type of picture that captures motion, action, and reaction.

The opening paragraph of a story that sets the tone, giving it direction

What are "leading lines?"

When a viewer's eye follows a path to the center of interest.

What is "depth of field?"

When elements of a photo are out of focus to draw attention to a subject.

How should you act when Mrs. Barber is having a hard day and asks you to just finish what you can for the day?

Understand that she is also human, and do your best to complete your work.

What should you do when there is an event happening during class you want to get pictures of?

Raise your hand and ask to leave to get pictures with your pass.

What is a "subject" in phtography?

What/who the photo is focused on.

What is "simplicity?"

When a photographer isolates their subject to limit distractions.

A second that headline explains or summarizes the content of a story.

A short sentence that describes the 5 W's, and what is happening in the pic

What is an "attribution" in yearbook?

To credit a quotation to the source.

What is a "feature copy?"

A story that has a definite human interest angle, like poetic devices.

What is a "headline?"

A line of large type of text introducing the topic and main point.

What is a "transition?"

A sentence a writer uses to link one quotation to another.

When should you use the Yearbook pass?

When you need to take pictures for a page/school event.

What is the "rule of thirds?"

The imaginary tic-tac-toe board on a picture where the subject is.

What should you do when you get assigned a page?

Talk with your teammates and work together to finish it.

What are "patterns" in photography?

A repeated design in a picture.

What is a "style guide?"

Guidelines a writer uses to have correct punctuation and capitalization.

What is an "interview?"

A conversation between a reporter and a source to obtain information.

What is "balance" in photography?

When all elements work in harmony in a photo.

What is a "story" in yearbook?

A narration of an incident, of the events in the life of a person.

The first words of a caption/story that draw attention and emphasis

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1
What is an "angle?"
A measurement in math.
A biblical being.
A writer's specific focus on a broader topic.
The view of something.
2
What is a "body copy?"
The text relating to the general topic of a spread. Also main story.
A copy of a person.
A story that has been copied and pasted.
A stolen work.
3
What is a "source?"
Another name for a wizard.
A way to cite information from a book.
The person a reporter interviews.
Idk
4
What is a "by-line?"
An author's name appearing as part of the body copy.
A conclusion sentence in a book.
A formal goodbye in a letter.
What you say when leaving.
5
How should you act during class?
Paying attention.
Working on your pages.
Playing on your phone.
Getting pictures requested by your teacher/classmates for their/your pages.
6
What is "editorializing" is yearbook?
When a reporter remains objective.
Helping to publish a book.
Making sure there are no spelling errors.
When a reporter draws a conclusion for the reader.
7
What should you do when Mrs. Barber asks you to get pictures, and you don't have the time after school?
Agree, and lie about why you weren't able to get any.
Yell at Mrs. Barber.
Agree and don't say anything.
Politely refuse, and apologize: see if anyone else can get them.
8
What is the "peak of emotion ?"
The top of a mountain.
The moment right before you feel something big.
When you feel something.
A type of picture that captures motion, action, and reaction.
9
What is a "lead?"
The opening paragraph of a story that sets the tone, giving it direction
The grey stuff in a pencil.
To set an example for a group of people.
Another word for "leash" or rope tied to an animal to guide them.
10
What are "leading lines?"
When one line leads another line.
Just answerrrr :((((
When a viewer's eye follows a path to the center of interest.
The part of the joke before the punchline.
11
What is "depth of field?"
When elements of a photo are out of focus to draw attention to a subject.
How deep the field you're frolicking in is.
When you need glasses.
How deep the football field is.
12
How should you act when Mrs. Barber is having a hard day and asks you to just finish what you can for the day?
Play games on your MacBook.
Argue that she is being disrepectful.
Do nothing.
Understand that she is also human, and do your best to complete your work.
13
What should you do when there is an event happening during class you want to get pictures of?
Do nothing.
Get up and leave quietly.
Raise your hand and ask to leave to get pictures with your pass.
Tell Mrs. Barber you're going to the bathroom and leave to get pictures.
14
What is a "subject" in phtography?
The reason for something.
A noun in a sentance.
An action word.
What/who the photo is focused on.
15
What is "simplicity?"
When a photographer isolates their subject to limit distractions.
When you live in the bare necessity.
A boring design choice.
Without any silliness.
16
What is a "subhead?"
A second that headline explains or summarizes the content of a story.
A second head.
Another word for "caption".
An authors name appearing as part of the body copy.
17
What is "perspective" in photography?
An understanding of something.
I also don't know this one :(
An angle/point of view.
A disinterest in something.
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What is a "center of interest" in photography?
The background of a photo.
A lack of emphasis in a photo.
The subject of the photo.
The exterior part of the photo.
19
What is a "caption?"
A rubric for an assignment.
A second that headline explains or summarizes the content of a story.
A translation of a work.
A short sentence that describes the 5 W's, and what is happening in the pic
20
What is an "attribution" in yearbook?
To credit a quotation to the source.
A character trait of someone.
A distinction.
To hold responsible.
21
What is a "feature copy?"
A copy of something from the future.
A copy of music that has a feature on it.
A story that has a definite human interest angle, like poetic devices.
Stand-alone script
22
What is a "headline?"
A small line of text giving a description of the picture.
A narration of an incident.
A line of large type of text introducing the topic and main point.
Crediting a quotation to the source.
23
What is a "transition?"
An alteration in a piece of work.
A movement between slides in a powerpoint.
A sentence a writer uses to link one quotation to another.
A way to smoothly move from one thing to the next.
24
When should you use the Yearbook pass?
At home.
When in public.
When you need to take pictures for a page/school event.
When you want to ditch class.
25
What is the "rule of thirds?"
The imaginary tic-tac-toe board on a picture where the subject is.
When you divide something by 3 in math.
What you do on the 3rd of any month.
Rules when you split something three ways.
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What should you do when you get assigned a page?
Talk with your teammates and work together to finish it.
Try your best to do your part without talking to anyone.
Not even look at the page.
Complain the whole time and not do anything.
27
What are "patterns" in photography?
A model or design used as a guide.
Give something a form based on something else.
A repeated design in a picture.
When there is nothing in a photo.
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What is a "style guide?"
Guidelines a writer uses to have correct punctuation and capitalization.
A stylish person who guides you.
A guide for looking stylish.
A list of information on how to complete something.
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What is an "interview?"
To tell information to someone.
A take-home project.
A conversation between a reporter and a source to obtain information.
A way to attain a job.
30
What is "balance" in photography?
Offsetting or comparing the value of one thing, with another.
When all elements work in harmony in a photo.
When you evenly distributing weight to keep something upright.
When you attempt to stay upright.
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What is a "story" in yearbook?
A narration of an incident, of the events in the life of a person.
An account told to a Historian.
A fairy tale.
A book you read to fall asleep.
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What is a "lead-In?"
A pickup line.
The first words of a caption/story that draw attention and emphasis
Walking an animal into a stall.
Moving forward to fall.

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