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1.
A headline that sits beside a story is called
A)flush-left.
B)sidesaddle.
C)adjacent.
D)sidesplitter.
2.
What is a mug shot?
A)Any smiling photo subject
B)A small photo of a person's face
C)Any small photo
D)Any photo of a group of people
3.
Mug shots are usually how many columns wide?
A)1
B)2
C)3
D)4
4.
Position mug shots
A)on the right of the text.
B)on the left of the text.
C)above the text.
D)All of the above.
5.
For vertical story designs, the correct order for text elements is:
A)Headline, Photo, Cutline, text
B)Photo, Cutline, Headline, Text
C)Headline, Text, Photo, Cutline
D)Photo, Headline, Cutline, Text
6.
You should always shape stories into
A)rectangles.
B)squares.
C)U-shapes.
D)All of the above.
7.
The action of a news photo moves from left to right. Where should the accompanying story be placed?
A)Top
B)Bottom
C)Right
D)Left
8.
Besides being part of the human anatomy, an armpit is
A)a sig used in the shoulder of a story layout.
B)a columnist sig that shows both the head and shoulders of the columnist.
C)a horizontal story design in which the headline runs across both text and photo.
9.
Avoid running photos below text because
A)readers may think the photo is unattractive.
B)readers may think the photo belongs to another story.
C)the symmetry will be broken.
D)it will interfere with the length of the text legs.
10.
Questions to ask yourself about two photos you think may be equally dominant include:
A)Do we really need two photos?
B)Does one have stronger content?
C)Does one have a better shape?
D)All of the above and more.







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