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Hosted by Danielle Middleton

Coverage & Theme ColorReporting & Designing Legal Issues

Row 1, Col 1 Number of times a student should be in the yearbook. What is three?

1,2 Adjacent colors on the color wheel that produce pleasing, low-contrast harmony. What are analogous colors?

1,3 Questions that require a yes/no answer only. What are close ended questions?

1,4 The right of administrators/school boards to final control over content in school publications. What is prior restraint?

2,1 Graphic/symbolic elements that carry throughout the book and compliment the theme. What are visual elements?

2,2 Unifying/separating, emphasizing/de-emphasizing, directing readers, and adding personality to content. What is using purposeful color.?

2,3 Questions that require more than a yes/no answer and are usually narrative in nature. What are open ended questions?

2,4 The opportunity to examine and request changes from yearbook staff/advisor. What is prior review?

3,1 Ways to increase coverage in the yearbook. What are folios, photo bars, specialty coverage, etc?

3,2 Opposite colors on the color wheel that create high-contrast intensity. What are complementary colors?

3,3 Short bits of information that are provided on sidebars or as complimentary elements to the content on the page. What are quick reads?

3,4 Controls the use of intellectual property and protects the rights of those that created certain information. What is copyright?

4,1 Elements, such as a slogan, that is carried throughout the yearbook using words to express the theme. What are verbal elements?

4,2 Colors that give an impression of calm and soothing. What are cool colors?

4,3 Small boxes that act as units of measure in design. What are picas?

4,4 A word, name, symbol, device, or combination of used to identify a product. A word, name, symbol, device, or combination of used to identify a product.

5,1 Examples are magazines, advertisements, commercials, websites, etc. What are places to find theme ideas?

5,2 Colors that are vivid and energetic. What are warm colors?

5,3 The largest photo on the page that draws the attention of the audience. What is the dominant photo?

5,4 False, printed statement attacking a person’s name or reputation. What is libel?