Johannes Gutenberg & The Printing Press

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Test your knowledge about the life of Johannes Gutenberg and his revolutionary invention: the movable-type printing press.

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Oriana Abigail

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Johannes Gutenberg & The Printing PressVersion en ligne Test your knowledge about the life of Johannes Gutenberg and his revolutionary invention: the movable-type printing press. par Oriana Abigail 1 The Gutenberg Museum was founded in Vienna to preserve his work. Yes No 2 After finishing the 42-line Bible, Gutenberg became very wealthy thanks to Johann Fust. Yes No 3 His background in metalworking and goldsmithing was essential for creating the printing press. Yes No 4 The invention of the printing press promoted the dissemination and accumulation of knowledge in history. Yes No 5 Johannes Gutenberg's real name was Johannes Gensfleisch. Yes No 6 Gutenberg was born in Mainz, Germany, around the year 1400. Yes No 7 The movable-type printing press used small metal letters that were inked and pressed onto paper. Yes No 8 The "42-line Bible" was published while Gutenberg was still alive and working in his shop. Yes No 9 Gutenberg asked for a credit from a businessman named Johann Fust. Yes No 10 Gutenberg’s father was a poor farmer who could not afford to give him a good education. Yes No

Johannes Gutenberg & The Printing PressVersion en ligne

Test your knowledge about the life of Johannes Gutenberg and his revolutionary invention: the movable-type printing press.

par Oriana Abigail

The Gutenberg Museum was founded in Vienna to preserve his work.

Yes

After finishing the 42-line Bible, Gutenberg became very wealthy thanks to Johann Fust.

Yes

His background in metalworking and goldsmithing was essential for creating the printing press.

Yes

The invention of the printing press promoted the dissemination and accumulation of knowledge in history.

Yes

Johannes Gutenberg's real name was Johannes Gensfleisch.

Yes

Gutenberg was born in Mainz, Germany, around the year 1400.

Yes

The movable-type printing press used small metal letters that were inked and pressed onto paper.

Yes

The "42-line Bible" was published while Gutenberg was still alive and working in his shop.

Yes

Gutenberg asked for a credit from a businessman named Johann Fust.

Yes

Gutenberg’s father was a poor farmer who could not afford to give him a good education.

Yes

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Johannes Gutenberg & The Printing PressVersion en ligne

par Oriana Abigail

The Gutenberg Museum was founded in Vienna to preserve his work.

After finishing the 42-line Bible, Gutenberg became very wealthy thanks to Johann Fust.

His background in metalworking and goldsmithing was essential for creating the printing press.

The invention of the printing press promoted the dissemination and accumulation of knowledge in history.

Johannes Gutenberg's real name was Johannes Gensfleisch.

Gutenberg was born in Mainz, Germany, around the year 1400.

The movable-type printing press used small metal letters that were inked and pressed onto paper.

The "42-line Bible" was published while Gutenberg was still alive and working in his shop.

Gutenberg asked for a credit from a businessman named Johann Fust.

Gutenberg’s father was a poor farmer who could not afford to give him a good education.

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