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MAC 218

1 / 40

1. The preliminary pages of a book contain

A. Title page and table of contents

B. References and citations

C. Only the last chapter

D. Non-verbal messages

2 / 40

2. Hybrid publishing combines features of

A. Literature and theater

B. Journalism and screenwriting

C. Writing and poetry

D. Traditional and self-publishing

3 / 40

3. Developmental editing focuses on

A. Market strategy

B. Ink selection

C. Structure and narrative

D. Retail pricing

4 / 40

4. Fictional books are created to

A. Offer mathematical proofs

B. Present verified data

C. Spark imagination through surreal representation

D. Translate technical manuals

5 / 40

5. Continuous knowledge re-evaluation is a function of

A. Memoirs

B. Public debates

C. Religious texts

D. Book publishing

6 / 40

6. Traditional publishers offer authors

A. Extensive editorial and marketing support

B. Zero marketing

C. Limited access to bookstores

D. Low-quality services

7 / 40

7. Book publishing includes planning, editing, and

A. Deleting references

B. Censoring social ideas

C. Banning manuscripts

D. Designing and distributing

8 / 40

8. Self-publishing makes the author responsible for

A. Social promotion

B. Full production cost

C. Reader surveys

D. Royalty sharing

9 / 40

9. Virtual book tours are designed to

A. Reach global readers online

B. Replace bookstore inventory

C. Stop plagiarism

D. Avoid book reviews

10 / 40

10. Line editing addresses

A. Grammar and consistency

B. Barcode scanning

C. Font licenses

D. Book launch locations

11 / 40

11. Editors contribute to manuscripts by

A. Checking and correcting content

B. Translating them

C. Ignoring structure

D. Rejecting all drafts

12 / 40

12. Information-backed books include

A. Memoirs and speeches

B. Dictionaries and encyclopedias

C. Comics and cartoons

D. Diaries and journals

13 / 40

13. Book publishing serves as a bridge between

A. Editors and designers

B. Authors and readers

C. Writers and critics

D. Printers and libraries

14 / 40

14. Final proofreading ensures

A. Postponement of launch

B. Creation of hard copies

C. Elimination of last-minute errors

D. Removal of color pages

15 / 40

15. Self-publishing became more accessible through platforms like

A. Wattpad

B. Amazon KDP

C. LinkedIn

D. Goodreads

16 / 40

16. Oddments like appendices serve to

A. Hide major points

B. Duplicate chapter titles

C. Confuse the reader

D. Extend and support the text

17 / 40

17. A major disadvantage of self-publishing is

A. Too much editorial control

B. Author must manage all processes

C. Poor font availability

D. No printing required

18 / 40

18. Book conceptualization involves

A. Concluding a series

B. Generating the main idea

C. Removing illustrations

D. Writing index pages

19 / 40

19. Print-on-demand technology enables

A. Low-risk, single-copy printing

B. Manual binding processes

C. Reuse of rejected manuscripts

D. Global bestsellers

20 / 40

20. Online platforms like Kindle Direct Publishing promote

A. Manual book stitching

B. Author-agent negotiations

C. Direct author-to-reader sales

D. Traditional editing approvals

21 / 40

21. Book trailers and quote graphics are examples of

A. Visual marketing content

B. Bibliography entries

C. Footnote formatting

D. Self-editing techniques

22 / 40

22. Quill feathers were used primarily for

A. Writing with ink

B. Cover illustration

C. Weaving manuscripts

D. Decorative bindings

23 / 40

23. Book publishing houses function through

A. Disorganized roles

B. Structured departments

C. Informal gatherings

D. Random duties

24 / 40

24. Book publishing serves society by

A. Replacing films

B. Discrediting authors

C. Capturing and storing intellectual activity

D. Repeating myths

25 / 40

25. Designing a book requires setting

A. Footnotes only

B. Dramatic cues

C. Poetic rhythm

D. Margins, fonts, and layout

26 / 40

26. Information transfer across generations is enabled by

A. Manuscript drafts

B. Gossip columns

C. Scribbled notes

D. Books

27 / 40

27. A manuscript refers to

A. A document in the publishing process

B. A handwritten receipt

C. A published book

D. Writing index pages

28 / 40

28. Book acquisition is the stage where

A. ISBN is printed

B. Publishers evaluate and accept manuscripts

C. Designers create cover art

D. The first customer is found

29 / 40

29. Book distribution relies on

A. Magazines and posters

B. Editors and poets

C. Warehouses, retailers, and delivery systems

D. E-wallets and scanners

30 / 40

30. Authors seeking full control and higher royalties often choose

A. Vanity publishing

B. Traditional publishing

C. Hybrid publishing

D. Self-publishing

31 / 40

31. Digital publishing offers

A. High fees for readers

B. Only local print distribution

C. Limited content access

D. Flexible updates and low-cost delivery

32 / 40

32. Editors in publishing work to

A. Run printing presses

B. Refine manuscripts and improve clarity

C. Manufacture paper

D. Write book reviews

33 / 40

33. Book designers must ensure the cover

A. Is hard to read

B. Attracts attention and conveys meaning

C. Matches political views

D. Is full of text

34 / 40

34. The "Big Five" traditional publishers include

A. Penguin Random House and Macmillan

B. Wattpad and Kobo

C. Microsoft and Google

D. Canva and Twitter

35 / 40

35. Authors who publish to earn income reflect the

A. Political motive

B. Aesthetic purpose

C. Medical intention

D. Economic purpose

36 / 40

36. The Gutenberg Bible was produced in

A. 1215

B. 1815

C. 1915

D. 1415

37 / 40

37. A preface offers readers

A. Hidden messages

B. An emotional poem

C. A summary of sections

D. Repetitive text

38 / 40

38. Developmental editing focuses on

A. Retail pricing

B. Ink selection

C. Structure and narrative

D. Market strategy

39 / 40

39. Vanity publishing typically involves

A. Full publisher funding

B. Free publishing for nonprofits

C. Government sponsorship

D. Author-paid services with minimal support

40 / 40

40. Developmental editing focuses on

A. Market strategy

B. Retail pricing

C. Ink selection

D. Structure and narrative

Your score is

The average score is 81%

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