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Cumulative exercise

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True or false, manuscripts were generally made by one person who did all of the work, including illumination work. *

1 point

True.

False.

Match the terms (across the top) with the definitions (down the side). *

7 points

Border-rules

Catchword

Naskh script

Type II cover

Syro-Egyptian paper

Wove paper

Maghribi script

Cover with a fore-edge flap

Word showing what the first word on the next page will be

Paper with chain lines in groups of 2 or 3

Line(s) around the written portion of the text

Script used primarily in North Africa and Andalus

Neat book hand used for copying everywhere

Patternless paper

True or false, rubrications are always red. *

1 point

True.

False.

True or false, vowels must always be written in Perso-Arabic script.

1 point

True

False

Clear selection

The decoration in blue and gold and the flower in the upper left are examples of what?

1 point

Illustration

Illumination

Diagram

Doodles

Clear selection

What is a mistarah in manuscript copying?

1 point

A ruling-board, a way to make straight lines before copying.

A ruler, used only as a way to measure the dimensions of the written text block.

Another word for a mistake, something that needs to be erased and rewritten.

A word for notes in the margins.

Clear selection

The book hand used in Persia (now Iran and surrounding areas) and India is

1 point

Naskh

Maghribi

Diwani

Nastaliq

Early Abbasid

Clear selection

What is the arrow from each letter pointing to? *

5 points

Catchword

Naskh script

Border-rules

Muhaqqaq script

Vowel

D (yellow box)

E (green box)

Submit

Clear form

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