Exam 3: Designing a Newsletter

Not many newsletters or brochures contain a masthead.

A(n) ____________________ is usually double-sided.

Authors may submit their newsletter stories in email or as ____________________.

The Publisher newsletter template produces ____ pages of stories, graphics, and other objects.

Evaluating the ____________________ of a source involves checking the source organization's reputation and the source author's credentials.

Usually, brochures are published in fewer quantities and on less expensive paper than newsletters.

Tap or click the ____ button to display the Page Content dialog box.

A(n) ____________________ is a small piece of text, set off with a box or graphic, and placed beside an article.

While ____ you look for grammatical errors and spelling errors.

Publisher uses the term, ____________________, when referring to text that is contained within a single text box or a chain of linked text boxes.

Typically, newsletters are cheaper to produce than ____.

You can tap or click PAGE DESIGN on the ribbon to display the Page Design tab.

You should check how Publisher has ____ your stories.

Two specific ____________________ can be set at the time you save a publication or template.

If a story contains more text than will fit in the default text box, you have the option of allowing Publisher to ____________________ the text to another available text box, as shown in the accompanying figure.

Each newsletter template provides linked text boxes.

A good newsletter must deliver its message in the most clear and attractive manner possible.

Which of the following are likely to appear on a newsletter's masthead?

A pull quote is an excerpt from the main article in a newsletter.

The ____ button provides the option of inserting a left-hand page or right-hand page.