Test your panel and page-flow judgment.

1 Establishing

What is the main job of an establishing panel?

A Show where the action is and orient the reader B Explain every backstory detail C Hide all characters D Use the most dialogue

2 Gutter

What does the gutter ask the reader to do?

A Infer change between panels B Ignore sequence C Read backward D Count colors

3 Composition

Where should the highest contrast usually go?

A Near the intended focal point B Equally everywhere C Only outside the panel D Behind unreadable text

4 Pacing

What often happens when many small panels fill a page?

A Time can feel quicker or more segmented B Time always stops C Dialogue disappears D The page becomes a splash

5 Page turn

What belongs just before a reveal page?

A A setup that creates a specific question B The full reveal already shown C An unrelated caption D A production note

6 Action

How do you keep a fight readable?

A Maintain clear positions, goals, and cause-and-effect B Change every location without cues C Use only impact lines D Avoid reactions

7 Silence

What can a silent reaction panel accomplish?

A Let emotion land without explanation B Remove all meaning C Replace every scene D Hide a printing error

8 Lettering

Why reserve balloon space during thumbnails?

A Dialogue affects composition and reading order B Lettering is unrelated to art C It makes every panel square D It removes editing

9 Splash

When is a splash page most effective?

A When scale or emotional importance earns the space B For every conversation C Whenever planning is difficult D Only at the end

10 Flow

How can a creator test page flow quickly?

A Follow focal points and balloons in intended order at thumbnail size B Read only the script C Hide the panels D Count file layers