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Question 1

FACET FOIL DEBOSSING

Answer 1

Using a special die, this cover application combines heat and pressure to stamp a sharp, beveled-edge foil design into the cover.

Question 2

FEATURE

Answer 2

A physical or emotional aspect of the yearbook product that interests potential consumers. Answers to these questions are ________: What is on the cover? How many pages are in the yearbook? How much color is used?

Question 3

FEATURE STORY

Answer 3

A traditional-story approach packed with facts, figures, descriptive details, specific examples, quotes and poignant anecdotes. Journalistic feature stories use a catchy lead followed by short paragraphs featuring meaningful quotes and transitional paragraphs containing facts and figures.

Question 4

FIVE W’s AND H

Answer 4

The six key questions a journalist must answer for the reader: who, what, when, where, why and how.

Question 5

FOLIO TAB

Answer 5

For reader reference, a small identification that appears with the page number and reflects the specific content of the spread.

Question 6

FOIL

Answer 6

Using a flat die, this application combines heat and pressure to stamp a design in ____ onto the cover. _____ are available in standard colors as well as special patterns and holographic designs.

Question 7

FONT

Answer 7

A complete set of characters (letters, numbers and symbols) that share a common weight, width and style. Each _______ has a unique name such as Helvetica or Times. Jostens provides more than 200 ____ for use in the book. The YearTech_____card or the YTO ____ card previews all _________ available.

Question 8

FRAMING

Answer 8

Composing a photo so that the subject is surrounded by content — sky, ground, people — that highlights the subject.

Question 9

GET THE PICTURE

Answer 9

Intended for a photography class or an in-depth unit within a yearbook class,
the _________ curriculum was created by eight nationally acclaimed scholastic journalism experts and photography
teachers. The ___________, a 120-page, hardbound textbook
provides complete instruction in photojournalism for the yearbook photographer. The _______________’s CD contains worksheets, quizzes and PowerPoint presentations to
accompany the textbook. Click Yearbook Avenue > Plan > Order Supplies.

Question 10

GLOSS LAMINATION

Answer 10

A clear
film that is applied to a Litho cover creating a protective coating. The glossy luster of the lamination makes printing colors more vivid. Matte and Super Matte film is also available.

Question 11

GRAPHIC ACCENT

Answer 11

Content-driven graphic strategies should focus on readability. ____ techniques used effectively make spreads interesting for readers. _______ unify or separate content. _________ call attention to certain elements, announcing their importance to the reader. They also indicate the difference between primary and subordinate elements. ______ accent includes color, tints and rule lines. The three-peat _______ strategy is a guiding principle.

Question 12

GRAINING

Answer 12

An application created by stamping the cover using heat and pressure and a special plate featuring a unique pattern. The result is a texture that can be felt and seen. There are 39 ____s available with a variety of looks.

Question 13

GRAINING (CUTOUT)

Answer 13

An application where the graining texture is only applied to certain areas of the cover.

Question 14

GRID

Answer 14

A framework of vertical or horizontal columns used for organizing and aligning content.

Question 15

GUTTER

Answer 15

The center of the spread, where the yearbook is bound with thread and glue into the spine. Typographic
elements should not be placed in this area.

Question 16

HEADLINE

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The large type designed to attract readers to stories and draw them into the spread.
A well-written ____ summarizes a story and highlights its focus. A ________ should always contribute to the story and not merely label the page. _________ formats include primary and secondary. Following the inspiration of magazines, yearbook _________ are often dynamic typographic presentations.

Question 17

HIERARCHY

Answer 17

Creates order and indicates importance through size and placement. A large headline and a smaller secondary headline placed above a story create a range of three different type sizes. This range or order is a _______.

Question 18

INDESIGN®

Answer 18

Page design software by Adobe. _____is teamed with the Jostens YearTech software to make yearbook publishing
easier by offering a tool palette featuring page tools, photo tools and organizational tools. Jostens YearTech software is provided in the Jostens Yearbook Kit and for download from the Yearbook Avenue website.

Question 19

INCOME

Answer 19

Amount of money coming in to meet expenses, including income from yearbook sales and advertising revenue.

Question 20

INDEX

Answer 20

An alphabetical directory of every person, team, group, advertiser and topic featured in the words and photos on the pages of a yearbook.

Question 21

INFOGRAPH

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Presents facts and figures, often poll and survey results, in a visual way that typically includes illustrative art.

Question 22

INTERVIEW

Answer 22

A one-on-one question and answer session with a person closely associated with an event, activity or topic. By asking carefully crafted, open-ended questions, the responses will provide information and interesting comments for direct quotes.