Graphic Novel Terms and Concepts

This image best exemplifies...

• Emanata 
• Bleed
• Panels
• Captions

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The red lines in this image best exemplify...

• Border

• Thought Bubble

• Emanata

• Caption

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The space between panels is called...

• Speech balloon
• Gutter
• Caption
• Frame

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Contains a character's thoughts

• Speech balloon
• Sound effect
• Caption
• Thought bubble

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Visual sound cues, such as Bam! or Pow!

• Speech balloon

• Caption

• Onomatopoeia

• Gutter

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Contains information about a scene or character

• Frame
• Caption
• Speech balloon
• Thought balloon

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Contains communication among characters

• Panel
• Frame
• Speech balloon
• Thought balloon

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The lines and borders that contain/surround the panel

• Gutter
• Panel
• Frame 
• Caption

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All graphic novels are about superheroes.

• True
• False

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Where is the gutter?

• A nice place to hang out
• Where the water runs off the street
• In the blank space between panels
• Where your mind usually is

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