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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What two things limit the artist's choice of outline?
(a) The number of pens and pencils the artist owns.
(b) The sequential drive and linear focus of the page.
(c) The scope and vision of the work.
(d) The narrative requirement and constrictions on page dimensions.

2. For what purpose did the artists start to use expressions, postures, and backdrops?
(a) To formulate their understanding.
(b) To format their pieces.
(c) To explain their analysis.
(d) To express their ideas

3. What things are not described but added when words are coupled with images?
(a) Connections, webs, tangles.
(b) Weight, height, style.
(c) Sound, monologues, vocal patterns.
(d) Sound, dialogue, connections.

4. As artists tell stories to mass audiences, what do they use as means of arrangement?
(a) Boxes.
(b) Triangles.
(c) Bubbles.
(d) Trapezoids.

5. What is often predetermined by the nature of the story?
(a) Graphic or illustrative style.
(b) Linear or algebraic style.
(c) Humorous or realistic style.
(d) Surrealist or Dada style.

Short Answer Questions

1. When are the outlines determined by the artist?

2. What is the intermediate mock up that allows editor, writer, and artist to review the project called in comics?

3. What Spirit story written in 1947 mentions Yogi?

4. What can the frame's shape or absence convey?

5. What typically develops before graphic development?

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