Question

In the era of typeset printing, about how many individual glyphs were needed to lay out a newspaper’s front page?

(1 point)
Responses

a hundred

a hundred

many hundreds

many hundreds

a thousand

a thousand

many thousands

Answer 1

In the era of typeset printing, laying out a newspaper's front page typically required **many thousands** of individual glyphs. This is because each letter, punctuation mark, and space needed to be set individually, and newspapers often contain a large amount of text along with various headlines and graphic elements. Therefore, the correct response is **many thousands**.