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Print
100

What is the name of the primitive form of paper made from the reed of a plant


A - Papyrus

B - Parchment

C - Illuminated manuscript

A - Papyrus

100

The ability to communicate via the written word was a way to acquire and consolidate what?


A - Relationships

B - Land

C - Power

C - Power

100

As a result of deregulation during the neoliberal era, we have seen the rise of what?


A - Silent reading

B - Mega publishers

C - The printing press

B - Mega publishers

100

Questioning the effects of reading and writing on human culture and consciousness is central to what theory?


A - Literacy theory

B - The circularity of thought

C - Print theory

A - Literacy theory

100

Public circulation at a distance is a key characteristic of which culture?


A - Literate cultures

B - Oral cultures

C - Written cultures

A - Literate cultures

200

This is the name of religious texts embellished with pictures and elaborate calligraphy


A - Pictograph

B -ideograph

C - Illuminated manuscript

C - Illuminated manuscript

200

What is the name of those who were tasked with producing written texts


A - Scribes

B - Copywriters

C - Producers

A - Scribes

200

The desire to have many people reading the same book is indicative of what model?


A - The print model

B - The blockbuster model

C - The long tail model

B - The blockbuster model

200

Providing a sense of community is a key strength of what type of book store?


A - Independent

B - Corporate

C - Public

A - Independent

200

This enabled printers to make multiple identical copies of a single letter without hand-carving each one


A - Wooden blocks

B - Typemold

C - Punch press

B - Typemold

300

This is made from the skin of goats and sheep


A - Parchment

B - Papyrus

C - Mummy paper

A - Parchment

300

Linearity of thought is a defining feature of which culture


A - Oral cultures

B - Literate cultures

C - Written cultures

B - Literate cultures

300

The companies that buy manuscripts from authors and turn them into books are called


A - Publishers

B - Printers

C - Scribers

A - Publishers

300

Programs where schools license books electronically for free or cheap use to students are called


A - Exclusive access

B - Private access

C - Inclusive access

C - Inclusive access

300

Space-biased media, ideas traversing space, are synonymous with which culture?


A - Oral cultures

B - Historical cultures

C - Literate cultures

C - Literate cultures

400

This is known to be the earliest form of writing


A - Ideograph

B - Pictograph

C - Logograph

B - Pictograph

400

Co-presence is a defining feature of which culture?


A - Oral culture

B - Literate cultures

C - Listening cultures

A - Oral culture

400

Companies producing a catalogue that is available to everyone with very little marginal costs is an example of what economic model?


A - Keynesian economics

B - The long tail

C - Endogenous growth theory

B - The long tail

400

In the classic period, how were texts read?


A - Silently

B - In private

C - Aloud

C - Aloud

400

Who is referenced to the pivotal transition allowing print to become a mass media?


A - Marshall McLuhan

B - Jürgen Habermas

C - Johannes Gutenberg

C - Johannes Gutenberg

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