Exhibit Rules Test Flashcards
What is an exhibit?
An exhibit is a three-dimensional physical and visual representation of your historical argument, research, and interpretation of your topic’s significance in history.
True or False: You should rely on supplemental material or media devices to deliver your message.
False
True or False: Your argument should be supported by, but not overwhelmed by, visual and textual evidence.
True
True or False: You can include takeaway items for judges and others.
False
What is the size limit of your exhibit?
It should be no larger than 40 inches wide, 30 inches deep, and 72 inches high.
What is the size limit for rotating or circular exhibits and the exhibits meant to be viewed from all sides?
It should be no more than 30 inches in diameter or diagonal.
True or False: Your rotating exhibits should be able to be viewed from all sides.
True
True or False: The measurement of the exhibit includes the table which it rests.
False
True or False: The measurement doesn’t include any base that you create, any table drapes that you provide, and supplemental materials placed on the table
False
What is the word limit for all the words in the exhibit?
500
True or False: Each word or number counts as one word.
True
What are 8 things that count for words in your exhibit?
- Text You Write
- Titles
- Subtitles
- Captions
- Graphs
- Timelines
- Media Devices
- Supplemental Materials (like photo albums and scrapbooks)
What are 2 things that DON’T count for word in you Exhibit?
- Primary/Secondary Materials Or Quotes
- Source Credits (Bibliography)
If you use media devices or electronics, what is the maximum time it should run for?
2 minutes
True or False: Media should not loop continually.
True
