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Which term refers to a photo or other content that extends past the page's edge?
What is the purpose of a caption?
What is the last page of the yearbook called?
What does the term 'copy' refer to in yearbook vocabulary?
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What is an unposed photograph called in yearbook vocabulary?
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Study Notes
Yearbook Vocabulary
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Bleed: Refers to a photo or content that extends beyond the page's edge, creating a seamless appearance on the printed page.
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Caption: Serves to explain or provide context to an image or illustration, enhancing viewer understanding and engagement with the visual content.
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Endsheet: The last page of the yearbook, often containing additional content such as acknowledgments, dedications, or reflections from the school year.
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Copy: In yearbook terminology, this refers to the written text or narrative accompanying photos, including stories, profiles, or event descriptions.
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Candid: An unposed photograph that captures spontaneous moments, providing a natural representation of events and activities throughout the year.
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Test your knowledge of yearbook vocabulary with this quiz! From understanding what a "bleed" is to identifying a "bleed line," this quiz will help you become familiar with the language used in the world of yearbooks. See how well you know the terminology that makes yearbook design unique.
