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Which Japanese term means hoarding unread books?
Answer: Tsundoku
Why: Tsundoku originated in 19th-century Japan as slang blending 'tsunde-oku' (to pile up for later) with 'dokusho' (reading books).
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What short book summary is printed on the back cover?
Answer: Blurb
Why: Humorist Gelett Burgess coined the term blurb in 1907 on a promotional book dust jacket.
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In which direction is modern Arabic text read?
Answer: Right to left
Why: While modern Arabic is strictly right to left, ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs were read toward whichever direction the drawn figures faced.
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What is a group that meets to discuss books called?
Answer: Book club
Why: Book clubs usually set a single shared title each month to focus everyone on the same story.
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Which reading system uses patterns of raised dots?
Answer: Braille
Why: Standard Braille uses a grid of six dots, creating 64 possible combinations of letters, numbers, and symbols.
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What alphabetical list defines terms in a book?
Answer: Glossary
Why: Glossaries evolved from marginal notes written by ancient scribes to explain unfamiliar terms directly on the page.
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