Instructiоns: Reаd the pаrаgraph, and take sоme nоtes. Your notes should contain names, dates, and major facts. You can use a paper dictionary. Remember, you won't be able to go back to this question again. Once you are ready to move to the next question, answer the question below. Part I Before paper was invented, people in different parts of the world used many materials for writing, depending on what was available in their environment. Some people wrote on clay tablets, while others used tree bark, papyrus, or parchment. One of the earliest writing materials was papyrus, which was developed in Egypt around 3000 BC (Before Christ). People made papyrus from the papyrus plant by cutting it into thin strips, placing the strips in layers, and pressing them together to form a flat sheet. Another important writing material was parchment, invented in the second century BC and named after the Greek city of Pergamum. Parchment was made from animal skin, usually from sheep or cows. Workers cleaned and stretched the skin, treated it with lime, and cut it into pieces to create pages for documents and books. In Southeast Asia, people used palm leaves for writing as early as the fifth century BC. They cut the leaves into long rectangles, scratched words onto them with a sharp tool, and rubbed soot into the scratches so the writing could be seen. The leaves were tied together with string or pins to make books, and some books had decorated covers. Another early material was tapa, which was made by beating the bark of the mulberry tree until it became thin sheets. Tapa was used for writing, clothing, and bedding, but it did not last long in humid climates. Paper is different from these materials because it is made from plant fibers mixed with water to create pulp. The pulp is spread on a screen to form a thin sheet, and when it dries, the fibers stick together naturally to form paper. ___________________________________________________________________________________ *BC stands for “Before Christ.” It is used to label years before the birth of Jesus Christ. For example, 3000 BCE (or 3000 BC) means 3000 years before Jesus was born. *AD stands for “Anno Domini,” which is Latin for “in the year of our Lord.” It is used for years after the birth of Jesus Christ. For example, 105 AD is 105 years after Jesus was born. Question 1 I finished reading Part II.
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