3.2 sources, origins, physical and working properties of papers

Which type of paper is commonly used for making copies?

• a) Tracing paper

• b) Cartridge paper

• c) Copier paper

• d) Bond

Which type of paper is used for drawing and painting?

• a) Copier paper

• b) Cartridge paper

• c) Tracing paper

• d) Bond

Which type of paper is semi-transparent and used for tracing images?

• a) Bond

• b) Copier paper

• c) Cartridge paper

• d) Tracing paper

Which type of paper is commonly used for legal documents?

• a) Bond

• b) Copier paper

• c) Cartridge paper

• d) Tracing paper

Which type of paper is used for heat transfer printing?

• a) Sublimation paper

• b) Copier paper

• c) Cartridge paper

• d) Tracing paper

Which type of board is commonly used for packaging boxes?

• a) Corrugated board

• b) Solid white board

• c) Foil-lined board

• d) Folding boxboard

Which type of board has a wavy inner layer?

• a) Folding boxboard

• b) Corrugated board

• c) Foil-lined board

• d) Solid white board

Which type of board is used for high-quality printing and packaging?

• a) Solid white board

• b) Corrugated board

• c) Folding boxboard

• d) Foil-lined board

Which material is commonly used for Tetra Pak™ packaging?

• a) Aluminium foil and paperboard

• b) Paperboard only

• c) Polyethylene and aluminium foil

• d) Paperboard and polyethylene

Which characteristic of paper refers to its weight per unit volume?

• a) Transparency

• b) Texture

• c) Density

• d) Absorbency