- •Lesson 1
- •Preparation for Printing
- •Vocabulary notes:
- •Lesson 2
- •Letterpress.
- •Vocabulary notes.
- •Lesson 3
- •Intaglio.
- •Vocabulary notes:
- •Lesson 4
- •Vocabulary notes:
- •Lesson 5
- •History
- •Vocabulary notes:
- •Lesson 6
- •Industry organization
- •Vocabulary notes:
- •Part II
- •Industry organization
- •Vocabulary notes:
- •Lesson 7
- •Resent developments
- •Vocabulary notes:
- •Lesson 8
- •Occupations in the industry
- •Vocabulary notes:
Vocabulary notes:
-
relief printing – високий друк
-
to carve – вирізати
-
xylography – ксилографія
-
priesthood – духовенство
-
photogravure –фотогравюра
-
offset – офсетний
-
typesetting equipment – набірне обладнання
-
movable type –розбірний шрифт
-
pressureless printing – безконтактний друк
-
to conceive – зачинати, задумувати
-
composition –набір
-
reprography –репрографія
Exercise 2. Answer the questions:
-
Where and when was relief printing created?
-
What process of printing was developed in China?
-
When was paper invented?
-
How was the fist process of printing developing in the 8th century?
-
What changes had taken place in printing by the 11th century in China?
-
What method of printing was used in Europe in 1400s?
-
What book was the fist typeset book in Europe?
-
What was the result of production Europe’s fist typist book – the Gutenberg Bible? How did printers improve their methods and equipment?
-
What advances in printing technology were made in 1796 by Aloysius Seinfelder?
-
What discovery was made by Joseph – Nicephore Niepce in 1820s?
-
What innovations were made in 1950s with the invention of the offset technique?
-
What technique gave birth to xerography?
Exercise 3. Find in the text the English for:
Відтискати; дерев’яна друкувальна форма; створювати; розбірний шрифт; швидко розповсюджуватись; перша набірна книга; бути доступним; швидкість друкування; замінювати; недорогі засоби друку; підвищити швидкість та якість друкування; фотонабірне обладнання; безконтактний друк.
Exercise 4. Translate into Ukrainian.
Printed books; to print with paper; single carved wooden blocks; literary rate; invention of paper; available to; printing speed; to reproduce images; offset technique; mass production; inventor; reproduce documents.
Exercise 5. Give the four forms of the verbs:
to print to reproduce
to read to reach
to lead to rise
to give to drive
to develop to cut
Exercise 6. Write T (True) or F (False) next to each sentence.
-
Relief printing was used in Asia.
-
In the 8th century paper was invented.
-
By 1450 the literacy rate was pour in Europe.
-
Xylography was the only printing method in 1400s.
-
Gutenberg developed the technique of lithography.
-
The offset technique was invented in France.
-
Electrostatic printing was invented in America.
Exercise 7. Join the broken sentences.
|
|
Exercise 8. Put the sentences in the right order.
-
Inventors also created pressurless printing.
-
Relief printing has been known for thousand years in the Middle East.
-
Automated composition gave way to programmed composition in 1950s.
-
Xylography was the fist printing method used in Europe in 1400s.
-
Not all advances in printing technology came from printers or designers and manufacturers.
-
Phototypesetting equipment of the future could conceivably reach speed of nearly 3000 characters per second.
-
As the demand for printed books steadily increased, prints had to improve their methods and equipment.
-
Gutenberg’s process spread quickly to other European nations.
Exercise 9. Find pairs of words.
|
|
Exercise 10. Fit the meaning and the words.
Stamp; inscription; invent; movable; spread; advance |
-
words cut on a stone;
-
create or design something not existing before;
-
that can be taken from place to place;
-
become more widely extended or distributed;
-
piece of printed paper stuck on envelopes;
-
forward movement; progress.
Exercise 11. Find pairs of synonyms.
|
|
Exercise 12. Find pairs of opposites.
|
|
Exercise 13. Complete the sentences with suitable prepositions.
-
China was the fist country … print … paper and ink.
-
Paper was invented … China … the 8th century AD.
-
In xylography a single carved wooden block … text was used … print impressions … whole pages.
-
Gutenberg’s process spead quickly … other European nations.
-
Not all advances … printing technology came … printers or designers and manufacturers.
-
Pressureless printing eliminated the need … a printing press.
-
Phototypesetting equipment … the future could reach speeds … nearly 3000 character … second.
-
Electrostatic printing gave birth … xerography and copying machines.
Exercise 14. Complete the following sentences:
-
Designs or inscriptions were carved into stone or …
-
The innovation of paper in China in the 8th century AD…
-
Xylography was the first …
-
Gutenberg’s process spread quickly …
-
The literacy rate gradually rose …
-
Sturdy metal presses replaced …
-
A French inventor discovered that certain chemical compounds were …
-
Pressureless printing eliminated …