Please read the Manuscript PowerPoint which can be found in the AP English folder on First Class. Please take the quiz.
"wedge" and "shape"
"cone" and "reed"
"stamp" and "clay"
"wedge" and "stamp"
They weren't easy to alter
Mud is plentiful
They were easy to transport
Both a and b
It was easy to grow in hot dry climates with seasonal flooding
It was also a source of food
Egyptian cartographers appreciated its versatility as a mat.
The scrolls absorb ink readily
Both A and D
11th century
12th century
13th century
14th century
The hard outer covering protected the internal pages
The scrolls were protected in hollow tubes
One could browse through a codex
A and C
Monks to decorate the surfaces with gold and jewels
The authors to add pages with illustrations
Easy cross-referencing to passages
All of the above
A cold-climate plant like papyrus which could be ground into a paper substance
Ground up soy and corn plants
Cows, sheep, and goats
All of the above
Seven steps
Eight steps
Nine steps
Ten steps
Folio
Quarto
Octavo
Duodecimo
Leaves
Quires
Versos
Rectos
200
500
1000
1500
Are the same thing
Are hard to disinguish
"parchment" is from goats, and "vellum" is from calf, lamb or kid
Both b and c
Squid
Ground coal
Blood
Disgusting seepage from larval parasites in oak trees
Fish bones
Finger bones
Goose quills
Sticks
Very expensive
Illumination
Rubrication
Initializing
Animals
People
Authors
All of the above
the pages might need to be re-cut in the future
For marginalia
For vine-work
All of the above
Beginnings and endings of sections
Beginnings and endings of quartos
The top and the bottom of the codex
None of the above
Scriptorium
Necropolis
Reliquary
Apse
Quiz Review Timeline +
Our quizzes are rigorously reviewed, monitored and continuously updated by our expert board to maintain accuracy, relevance, and timeliness.
Wait!
Here's an interesting quiz for you.