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What folding trick do readers use to mark a page?
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What is a book-length comic story called?
Answer: Graphic novel
Why: Will Eisner popularized the term graphic novel in 1978 to distinguish serious book-length comics from periodicals.
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What electronic device is built specifically for reading?
Answer: E-reader
Why: E-readers rely on ambient light bouncing off the screen rather than glowing backlights, reducing eye strain.
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What short promo text appears on the back cover of a book?
Answer: Blurb
Why: Humorist Gelett Burgess invented the word blurb in 1907 to describe promotional praise on book jackets.
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What Japanese term means buying books you never read?
Answer: Tsundoku
Why: Tsundoku blends Japanese slang for stacking things up with the kanji character for reading.
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What display type makes e-reader screens look like paper?
Answer: E Ink
Why: E Ink mimics real print by reflecting ambient room light rather than emitting a bright backlight.
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What object is used to mark your place in a book?
Answer: Bookmark
Why: Early bookmarks were often silk ribbons sewn directly into leather bindings rather than loose paper cards.
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