Graphic novels are book-length works that use a combination of art and text to tell a story.

Graphic novels are books composed of photographs.

Graphic novels are magazines full of images and poems.

Graphic novels are storybooks without text.

The use of sequential art, where images and text are used together to create a narrative.

The length of the book and its complexity.

The use of hardcovers in publishing.

The lack of a plot in graphic novels.

A panel is the introduction of characters in the story.

A panel is an individual frame or single drawing within the multiple-frame sequence of a comic.

A panel is a complete book chapter.

A panel is the representation of sound effects in text.

A gutter is the background color of a page.

A gutter is the summary section of a chapter.

The space between panels that indicates the passing of time or a shift in perspective.

A gutter is a type of shading used in illustrations.

Speech balloons are used to display dialogue spoken by characters.

Speech balloons are used to display the title of the book.

Speech balloons indicate the setting location.

Speech balloons represent sound effects like 'boom!'

By using vivid background colors behind the character.

Through the character's facial expressions only.

Through thought bubbles, which usually have a cloud-like appearance.

By changing the layout style on the page.

Captions provide additional information, like setting the scene or offering narrative insight.

Captions list the book's table of contents.

Captions are used to indicate the start and end of a chapter.

Captions are used to annotate the author's biography.

Art style sets the tone and mood and can affect the reader's perception of the story.

Art style only affects the graphic novel's price.

Art style determines the number of pages.

Art style does not play any significant role.

Color can convey emotions, highlight important elements, and create atmosphere.

Color is mainly used to categorize graphic novels by genre.

Color is essential for adherence to international printing standards.

Color is used primarily for character clothing details.

Layout is the introduction section of the graphic novel.

Layout is the process of binding the graphic novel.

Layout is the arrangement of panels on a page, influencing the pacing and flow of the story.

Layout refers to character dialogues formatting.

Sound effects describe the music in the background.

Sound effects are elements of twist endings.

Visual text elements that represent sounds, such as 'BANG!' or 'WHOOSH' to enhance the story.

Sound effects are the notes about the authors.

Lettering style determines the number of words per page.

Different styles of lettering can emphasize dialogue, convey emotion, or indicate character traits.

Lettering style indicates the book's language.

Lettering style is used for aesthetic purposes only.

Character design dictates the number of chapters.

Character design limits the use of color.

Character design helps define personality, mood, and can distinguish characters from one another.

Character design is irrelevant to the story.

Pacing controls how quickly a story unfolds, affecting suspense and engagement.

Pacing limits the number of characters in a scene.

Pacing determines the cost of the graphic novel.

Pacing has no role in narrative storytelling.

Storyline refers to the physical size of the book.

Storyline includes only character names.

The plot or main events that are followed throughout the graphic novel's narrative arc.

Storyline is synonymous with character descriptions.