What Do You Know About Comic Books?
10 Questions
| Total Attempts: 118
Me? I know nothing about them since I don't read stuff like that. Still, here we are again, with some questions for you all to answer. And yes, they're going to be very simple.
Questions and Answers
- 1.
![The common comic book cover displays the following except - ProProfs]( "The common comic book cover displays the following except")
The common comic book cover displays the following except- A.
Issue number
- B.
Date
- C.
Prologue
- D.
Publisher information
- 2.
![Comic books first came to public light in the United States during the - ProProfs]( "Comic books first came to public light in the United States during the")
Comic books first came to public light in the United States during the- A.
1930s
- B.
1940s
- C.
1950s
- D.
1920s
- 3.
![The first modern comic book which was a reprint of the newspaper homour comic strips was named - ProProfs]( "The first modern comic book which was a reprint of the newspaper homour comic strips was named")
The first modern comic book which was a reprint of the newspaper homour comic strips was named- A.
Tom Bunnies
- B.
Famous Funnies
- C.
Frisky Friday
- D.
Tim Candy
- 4.
![A key element of comic books is - ProProfs]( "A key element of comic books is")
A key element of comic books is- A.
Page
- B.
Size
- C.
Panel
- D.
Character
- 5.
![The first comic book released in United States was published in the year - ProProfs]( "The first comic book released in United States was published in the year")
The first comic book released in United States was published in the year- A.
1933
- B.
1923
- C.
1943
- D.
1936
- 6.
![Historian divide the timeline of Amaerican comic book into eras from the year 1930 to - ProProfs]( "Historian divide the timeline of Amaerican comic book into eras from the year 1930 to")
Historian divide the timeline of Amaerican comic book into eras from the year 1930 to- A.
1950
- B.
1945
- C.
Till Date
- D.
1955
- 7.
![The three divisions of the American comic book by era are the golden age, the silver age and - ProProfs]( "The three divisions of the American comic book by era are the golden age, the silver age and")
The three divisions of the American comic book by era are the golden age, the silver age and- A.
The Bronze Age
- B.
The Brass Age
- C.
The Modern Age
- D.
The Late Age
- 8.
![The key tasks performed in the creation of comic books are writing, drawing and - ProProfs]( "The key tasks performed in the creation of comic books are writing, drawing and")
The key tasks performed in the creation of comic books are writing, drawing and- A.
Sketching
- B.
Colouring
- C.
Printing
- D.
Folding
- 9.
![The introduction of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's Superman turned comic books into a major industry and marked - ProProfs]( "The introduction of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's Superman turned comic books into a major industry and marked")
The introduction of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's Superman turned comic books into a major industry and marked- A.
Modern Age
- B.
Silver Age
- C.
Late age
- D.
Golden Age
- 10.
![The characteristic aspects of comic books that convey the content and message of the author are panel positions, orientation, frame of page and - ProProfs]( "The characteristic aspects of comic books that convey the content and message of the author are panel positions, orientation, frame of page and")
The characteristic aspects of comic books that convey the content and message of the author are panel positions, orientation, frame of page and- A.
Characters
- B.
Size
- C.
Text
- D.
Ballons
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