Yearbook Lingo

3. Using image editing software to take something from a photo
7. Main story of a newsletter.
8. Pictures taken without a person knowing
11. Something that keeps sections separate.
12. A software that allows you to surround an image with text
14. Two pages that are facing each other.
15. Main focus in a newspaper or magazine
16. An element that explains who,what,why,where and when in a photo
19. Shots of large scenery (landscapes,building,etc)
22. A list of the chapters with page numbers before a book.
25. Preparing and issuing a book,journal,piece of music or other work of value.
26. The two pica space between the left and right page on a double page spread
27. The detail of an image
31. When an element extends past the exterior margin to the edge of the page without leaving a margin
32. A small section in an article that has more information on a topic.
33. A page by page diagram showing what’s in the yearbook
34. A format that makes image files smaller

1. Close ups of very small subjects
2. Page numbering on the bottom of pages in a yearbook
4. A sidebar that has one purpose or theme that supports the page
5. The main area of interest in a newsletter.
6. Crediting the author of an article
9. The numbers of dots that can be placed in a line with a span of 1 inch
10. A record of names,subjects,etc found at the end of a book
13. A format used for storing raster graphic images.
17. An essay with pictures and text
18. Art made by pasting photos,paper,or fabric together.
19. Typefaces that don’t use serifs
20. Additional headlines that provide more information on the primary headline
21. A page that follows each major section. It doesn’t look anything like the other templates from that spread,but it does add onto that section’s purpose.
23. A certain size,weight and style of a typeface
24. Color on a computer display or image
28. A small line on the end of a stroke in a letter or symbol
29. A pre designed layout
30. Something used to pique interest on a matter