How Books Are Made - Quiz

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Froggy Jumps How Books Are Made - QuizOnline version Learn the book-making process. by Fatma Yehia 1 What is the first thing needed to make a book? a Idea b Plastic c Ending 2 Who is the author? a The person who sells the book b The person who draws the pictures c The person who writes the book 3 What is the name of the company that prints the book? a The publisher b The author c The printer 4 Do publishing companies print every book they receive? True or false a No b Yes c Maybe 5 Who is the editor? a The person who checks the pages for any mistakes. b The person who draws the pictures. c The person who prints the book. 6 What are illustrations? a They are the page number. b They are the drawings in a book. c They are the characters. 7 In the video, how did illustrators make books look different and fun? a They used different ways to draw pictures b They used only watercolors to draw the book c They made all pictures look the same 8 What is the dummy? a It is how the book looks when finished. b A 'dummy' is a practice book checked before printing. c It is a doll. 9 We can make hundreds of copies of a book with a normal home printer—right or wrong? a No, we need big printing machines. b Yes c Maybe 10 How are many book pages printed at the same time? a Each page is printed one by one by hand b Many pages are printed together on one big sheet of paper c The pages are cut by scissors after printing 11 What is the book binding? a It is when the publisher prints many copies? b It is when the publishing company reads the book? c It is when the printing machines glues the pages together? 12 What is the outside part of the book called? a The page b The title c The cover 13 If hardcover books can last longer than paperback books, how should we handle them? a We can drop them on the floor. b We should handle them carefully. c We can throw them like a ball. 14 After a book is printed, where do the copies usually go? a Bookstores and libraries b Restaurants and cafes c Gardens and parks

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How Books Are Made - QuizOnline version

by Fatma Yehia

What is the first thing needed to make a book?

Who is the author?

What is the name of the company that prints the book?

Do publishing companies print every book they receive? True or false

Who is the editor?

What are illustrations?

In the video, how did illustrators make books look different and fun?

What is the dummy?

We can make hundreds of copies of a book with a normal home printer—right or wrong?

How are many book pages printed at the same time?

What is the book binding?

What is the outside part of the book called?

If hardcover books can last longer than paperback books, how should we handle them?

After a book is printed, where do the copies usually go?