Chapter 17: Finishing & Binding

____ is the process of cutting off uneven or unwanted edges of paper.

• Scoring

• Trimming

• Sheathing

• Laminating

The process of creating a raised image on a substrate by pressing it between two dies is known as ____.

• Roughing

• Debossing

• Stamping

• Embossing

Varnishing is a form of ____.

• Coating

• Punching

• Stacking

• Jogging

No matter the size of a piece of paper, a sheet can be folded only ____ times.

• Eight

• Nine

• Twelve

• Seven

In the ____ binding process, an adhesive holds sheets or signatures together and fastens the flexible cloth or paper cover onto the body.

• Perfect

• Edition

• Mechanical

• Spiral

Which finishing method involves making a continuous cut with one or more sharp-edged wheels?

• Punching

• Embossing

• Slitting

• Perforating

____ involves making a slight cut in heavy stock before it is folded.

• Stamping

• Scoring

• Creasing

• Debossing

Which method is most often used when an irregular shape must be cut into a substrate?

• Die cutting

• Slitting

• Perforating

• Jogging

____ is done by forcing a metal rod down through the paper to remove stock.

• Coating

• Drilling

• Stamping

• Punching

Which machine is used in shipping departments to seal the tops of boxes?

• BoxMaster 3000

• Bending Machine

• Taping Machine

• Paper Drill