What is a single sheet in bookbinding terms?

• A. A folded sheet of paper

• B. One side of a leaf of paper

• C. A group of folded sheets

• D. A piece of paper folded once

How many pages does a folio contain?

• A. Two pages

• B. Four pages

• C. Six pages

• D. Eight pages

What is a bookblock?

• A. A folded sheet of paper

• B. A group of folded sheets

• C. Paper sewn together with thread and reinforced with mull

• D. A dull edged tool used to crease or flatten material

What is the purpose of a bonefolder in bookbinding?

• A. To sew paper together

• B. To form the foundation for book covers

• C. To crease or flatten material

• D. To reinforce the spine

What are boards in bookbinding?

• A. Sheets of paper

• B. Greyboards or millboards used to form book covers

• C. Folded sheets of paper

• D. Decorative endpapers

How many leaves are in a section that contains eight pages?

• A. Two leaves

• B. Four leaves

• C. Six leaves

• D. Eight leaves

What is the advantage of bone folders made of Teflon?

• A. They are more durable

• B. They do not create shiny marks on paper

• C. They are cheaper

• D. They are easier to use

What is bookcloth primarily used for?

• Covering book covers

• Binding pages together

• Creating endpapers

• Decorating book spines

What is the purpose of the paper lining in bookcloth?

• To add color to the bookcloth

• To prevent glue from penetrating the outside of the material

• To make the bookcloth more flexible

• To add texture to the bookcloth

What does the term "case" refer to in bookbinding?

• The process of binding pages together

• The cover of a book consisting of two boards, a spine piece, and covering material

• The adhesive used in bookbinding

• The decorative elements on a book cover