Multiple Choice Quiz

Please answer all questions


1	In a typical newspaper, about 70% of the stories run without any art.
		A)	False.
		B)	True.


2	Which of the following is not true of mugshots:
		A)	Mugshots usually run the full width of a column.
		B)	Mugshots should not fill the frame.
		C)	Each mug shot should have a cutline.


3	Which is the best way to wrap around a single horizontal photo?
		A)	An L-shaped wrap.
		B)	A raw wrap.
		C)	Text wrapped above art.


4	Every important face in every photo should be at least the size of a dime.
		A)	False.
		B)	True.


5	In which of the following cases should you not box a story?
		A)	A standing column that appears regularly.
		B)	A light feature on a page of hard news.
		C)	An undifferentiated article on a dull page needing visual appeal.


6	Bastard measures are helpful when extra flexibility is required in sizing photos.
		A)	False.
		B)	True.


7	If a story turns out too long, which of the following is not an acceptable solution:
		A)	Trim the text.
		B)	Move an ad.
		C)	Drop a photo.

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