Book and Question Quality Review
Book and Question Quality Review checks questions and book typesetting against defined criteria and reports every issue with its reason. It runs at two levels: the question review examines items one by one, while the…
Book and Question Quality Review checks questions and book typesetting against defined criteria and reports every issue with its reason. It runs at two levels: the question review examines items one by one, while the book review adds the typesetting and question layout on top of the same checks. A shifted answer key or a question set twice cannot be fixed once the file has gone to print. The work belongs to the editors, typesetters and publishing coordinators doing the final read on a tight schedule.
Criteria are held as named headings such as factual accuracy, curriculum fit, single correct answer and language use, and a publisher can add its own rules as new headings later. The report shows each question's image beside the headings it fails and why; formal checks such as option order and duplicate items sit in the same place. The book-level review adds question numbering continuity, items broken across pages and answer-key consistency. What you keep is a correction list that can be worked through heading by heading before the print run.
- Every question checked against each criterion heading
- Duplicate items, option order and option count checks
- Question numbering continuity checked across the book
- Typesetting, page layout and image-to-question links
- Criteria kept as headings in a knowledge bank
- Findings reported with the question image and a reason
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