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What is a speech balloon?

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A graphic element that encloses dialogue from a specific speaker, varying in size, shape, and layout.

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What is a splash page?

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A panel that takes up the whole page, often used to create a dramatic effect.

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What is a spread in graphic novels?

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Two facing pages that are designed to be viewed together.

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What is a gutter in graphic novels?

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The space between framed panels, which helps to separate different scenes or actions.

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What is special effects lettering?

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Text that draws attention to impactful words, often using stylized fonts to emphasize sound effects like 'bang' or 'wow'.

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What is a panel in graphic novels?

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A distinct segment of a comic strip or graphic novel that contains a combination of images and text.

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What is a narrative box?

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A rectangular box that contains narration or commentary, often providing context or background information.

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What is bleed in graphic novels?

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An image or color that extends beyond the edge of the page, creating a sense of depth and immersion.

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What is the purpose of captions in graphic novels?

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To provide additional information or context to the story, often in a narrative format.

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What are speed lines?

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Lines that indicate motion or speed, often used to enhance the action in a scene.

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