Bookplate means most nearly

Bookplate means most nearly

• A. Lewd
• B. Fictitious name
• C. A label and a book showing who owns it
• D. Entire range

Answer: (C)

Bookplates are ownership labels placed inside books, usually showing the owner’s name and sometimes a design. They’re used to identify who owns a book and help organize a library or personal collection. That makes the description of a label inside a book showing who owns it the best fit. The other options don’t apply: “Lewd” refers to obscene content, not ownership; “Fictitious name” points to a pseudonym, not an ownership label; and “Entire range” has no relation to identifying ownership of a book.

Bookplates are ownership labels placed inside books, usually showing the owner’s name and sometimes a design. They’re used to identify who owns a book and help organize a library or personal collection. That makes the description of a label inside a book showing who owns it the best fit. The other options don’t apply: “Lewd” refers to obscene content, not ownership; “Fictitious name” points to a pseudonym, not an ownership label; and “Entire range” has no relation to identifying ownership of a book.