Top 150+ Solved Design and Pagination MCQ Questions Answer

Q. A vertical area for type, used to constrain line length to enhance design and readability.

a. row

b. sidebar

Q. Name of the reporter who wrote the story, placed atop the published article.

a. byline

b. cutline

Q. Words, phrases or text blocks used to label part of a map or diagram. (also called factoids)

a. caption

b. callout

Q. A line or block of type providing descriptive information about a photo; used interchangeablywith cutline.

a. caption

b. inset

Q. A graphic divide that labels regularly appearing material by packaging the writer's name, thecolumn's name and a small mug or drawing of the writer.

a. column logo

b. header

Q. A vertical line separating stories or running between legs within a story.

a. rows

b. inset

Q. A small headline running below the main headline

a. deck

b. rule

Q. L-shaped columns of text that wrap around art, ads or other stories.

a. gutter

b. doglegs

Q. Two facing pages on the same sheet of newsprint, treated as one unit.

a. page

b. double truck

Q. A small, detailed page diagram showing where all elements go.

a. blueprint

b. dummy

Q. A non-hard news story (a profile, preview, quiz, etc.) often given special design treatment.

a. story

b. documentary

Q. Elements aligned so they're all even along their left margin.

a. flush right

b. flush left

Q. Elements aligned so they're all even along their right margin.

a. flush right

b. flush left

Q. A special label for any regularly appearing section, page or story; also called a standing head.

a. header

b. byline

Q. Large type running above or beside a story to summarize its content.

a. cutline

b. headline

Top 150+ Solved Design and Pagination MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. A vertical area for type, used to constrain line length to enhance design and readability.

Q. Name of the reporter who wrote the story, placed atop the published article.

Q. Words, phrases or text blocks used to label part of a map or diagram. (also called factoids)

Q. A line or block of type providing descriptive information about a photo; used interchangeablywith cutline.

Q. A graphic divide that labels regularly appearing material by packaging the writer's name, thecolumn's name and a small mug or drawing of the writer.

Q. A vertical line separating stories or running between legs within a story.

Q. A small headline running below the main headline

Q. L-shaped columns of text that wrap around art, ads or other stories.

Q. Two facing pages on the same sheet of newsprint, treated as one unit.

Q. A small, detailed page diagram showing where all elements go.

Q. A non-hard news story (a profile, preview, quiz, etc.) often given special design treatment.

Q. Elements aligned so they're all even along their left margin.

Q. Elements aligned so they're all even along their right margin.

Q. A special label for any regularly appearing section, page or story; also called a standing head.

Q. Large type running above or beside a story to summarize its content.

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