Components of the Book Flashcards

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Listing of the pages containing the sections, opening, closing and index. Usually printed in the front end sheet or the opening but not the title page.

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Contents

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Final pages of the book where the theme is concluded.

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Closing

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The story; includes three quotes and is centered around the students.

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Copy

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3
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Outside of the yearbook; protects the contents.

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Cover

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Refers to both the topics featured on individual spreads and how the topics are highlighted. Includes photos, copy, and caption.

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Coverage

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Spread used to separate each section of the yearbook; must be theme related.

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Divider

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Heavier sheets of paper that hold the pages to the cover. In the front they show a table of contents.

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Endsheets

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Eight pages on one side of a signature.

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Flat

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Printing in CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black.) Colors combine to create full-color pictures.

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Four Color

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Elements such as rule lines, gray screens, large initial letters, and special type treatment that enhance the book’s design.

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Graphics

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10
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A complete alphabetical listing of all the people covered in the book.

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Index

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Page-by-Page listing of the yearbook’s contents. Staff use it to stay organized and plan for deadlines.

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Ladder

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12
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First two to four pages that introduce the theme.

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Opening

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13
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Yearbook is typically broken up into six of these, beneficial to reader as well as staff. Maximizes coverage.

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Section

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14
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16 page grouping made up of two flats.

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Signature

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15
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Area connecting the front and back covers, school and publication name should be there.

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Spine

16
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Mini theme used as a section title will help carry the theme throughout the book.

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Spin-Off

17
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Printing at least one color except black nice way to add to a B&W page.

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Spot Color

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Two pages facing or side-by-side such as 2 & 3.

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Spread

19
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Verbal statement and visual looks that puts the yearbook together. Should fit your school and year.

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Theme

20
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Page one of the book should include school information.

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Title Page