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Natural fibre products Quiz 28

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Natural fibre products Quiz 28

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Question 1 of 10

1. Question
1. What is the main substrate used in printing?
- A) Metal sheets
- B) Paper, board, or plastic surface
- C) Glass panels
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2. What are the two main categories of printing processes?
- A) Ink-based and toner-based processes
- B) Manual and automated processes
- C) Conventional and digital processes
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3. What is the primary advantage of digital printing?
- A) Lower cost for long print runs
- B) Suitable for short-run and personalized printing
- C) Higher resolution than conventional printing
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4. What is the principle behind offset printing?
- A) Ink is sprayed onto the substrate using a nozzle
- B) Ink is directly applied to the substrate without any intermediate steps
- C) Ink is transferred from the printing plate onto the substrate via an intermediate blanket cylinder
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5. What is the main difference between sheet-fed and web offset methods?
- A) The type of ink used
- B) Ink drying mechanism, ink composition, press design, substrate form, and product applications
- C) The speed of the printing process
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6. What is the purpose of the dampening unit in offset printing?
- A) To heat the substrate before printing
- B) To apply a thick layer of ink onto the image areas
- C) To deliver a thin layer of dampening water onto the non-image areas of the plate
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7. What is the main disadvantage of waterless offset printing?
- A) The printing press needs to be cooled because there is no cooling dampening water in the system
- B) It produces lower quality prints
- C) It is slower than conventional offset printing
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8. What is the typical composition of gravure ink?
- A) Pigment, binder, solvent, additives, fillers
- B) Water, alcohol, dye, stabilizers
- C) Oil, wax, pigment, emulsifiers
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9. What is the main application area for gravure printing?
- A) High-quality magazines, catalogues, and brochures
- B) Low-cost flyers and pamphlets
- C) Small-scale personalized prints
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10. What is the purpose of the doctor blade in gravure printing?
- A) To wipe off excess ink from the non-image areas, leaving ink only in the engraved cells
- B) To apply a protective coating to the printed substrate
- C) To heat the ink before it is applied to the substrate
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