publishing your story in a literary journal is an example of:

self-publishing

two-way publishing

copyright publishing

traditional publishing
3 points

question 2

who is the person who represents the writer and works to sell his or her work to a publisher?

literary agent

publisher

editor

writer's
3 points

question 3

what is the name of the license that allows a publisher to do anything at all with the writing they have paid for?

all rights

first serial rights

second rights

unlimited rights
3 points

question 4

what is the term for the person at a publishing agency who chooses work to publish?

editor

publisher

market

literary agent
3 points

question 5

what is the term for the number of words in a piece of writing?

word number

word count

word length

story length
3 points

question 6

in the publishing process, what happens after the publisher accepts a writer's query?

the author writes the story or revises it to fit the publisher's need

the editor publishes the piece of writing

the publisher suggests revisions for the writer to make

none of the above
3 points

question 7

how can writers avoid plagiarism?

only use others' writing with their permission

always write your own material when submitting it

always credit your friends when you use their writing as your own

none of the above
3 points

question 8

what is the term for legal protection given to writers and artists?

plagiarism

writer's law

copyright

ethics
3 points

question 9

what is one thing that is not important to consider when researching possible markets?

the publisher's reputation

the type of writing a publisher accepts

the tone of your piece of writing

the color scheme of the publication or journal
3 points

question 10

which of the following is important to consider when researching possible markets?

the type of writing a publisher accepts

the number of best-sellers the publisher has published

how well you like the name of the publisher

none of the above