7-24. What device was used by newspaper editors of the    '3os and '40s to establish  the  upper  right-hand corner of a newspaper page as the focal  point? 1. Arrows 2. Art 3. Banner  headlines 4. Sub–heads 7-25. What area,   if  any,  is  considered best for use as the front-page focal  point  for  a  newspaper? 1. Upper  right–hand  corner 2. Upper  left-hand  corner 3. Upper  center 4. None 7-26. On an inside page with no advertising,  where  is  the  focal point? 1. Upper  right-hand  corner 2. Upper  left-hand  corner 3. Upper  center 4. Center page 7–27. On an inside page with a mass of advertising  in  the  lower  left corner,  where  is  the  focal  point? 1. Lower  left-hand  corner 2. Lower  right–hand  corner 3. Upper  left-hand  corner 4. Upper  right–hand  corner IN  ANSWERING  QUESTIONS  7-28  THROUGH 7–32  IN  THE  FOLLOWING  COLUMN,  SELECT FROM COLUMN B THE TYPE OF MAKEUP LINE CHARACTERIZED  BY  THE  INFORMATION  IN COLUMN A USED AS THE QUESTION. RESPONSES MAY BE USED MORE THAN ONCE. B.    MAKEUP A.   INFORMATION LINE 7-28. Tends to add rhythm 1. Circle to a page and en– courages the reader 2. Diagonal to read through the page 3. Horizontal 7-29. Places equal impor– 4. Vertical tance on all stor- ies 7-30. Was used in makeup in  early  America 7-31. Introduced  in  World War II and is the most striking  change  in newspaper   appearance this  century 7-32. Used to get reader to read back and forth on page 7-33. Which  of  the  following  design concepts  is  used  to  standardize the  day-to-day  appearance  of  a newspaper? 1. Balance 2. Unity 3. Rhythm 4. Harmony 7-34. Separating  display  items  to  give each the attention it deserves on a newspaper page is the practice of which of the following design concepts? 1. Balance 2. Contrast 3. Unity 4. Harmony 7-35. A paneled page is one that lacks adherence  to  which  of  the  following design  concepts? 1. Balance 2. Harmony 3. Contrast 4. Unity 44