IT ENGLISH: Technical Terminology - ADF

What does ADF stand for?

• Automatic Document Feeder

• Automatic Data Feed

• Advanced Document Format

• Automatic Document Filter

What is the purpose of an ADF?

• To automatically feed pages into a copier or scanner

• To convert documents into different file formats

• To filter out unwanted documents

• To manually place pages on the scanning surface

Where are automatic document feeders commonly found?

• Large multifunction printer/scanner/copier machines

• Small standalone document scanners

• Both A and B

• None of the above

How many printed pages can most ADFs handle?

• Up to 10 pages

• Up to 25 pages

• Up to 50 pages

• Up to 100 pages

What is the difference between ADF scanners and flatbed scanners?

• ADF scanners automatically feed documents, while flatbed scanners require manual placement

• ADF scanners can only scan black and white documents, while flatbed scanners can scan in color

• ADF scanners are faster than flatbed scanners

• ADF scanners have a higher resolution than flatbed scanners

Do all large multifunction devices include both an ADF and a flatbed scanner?

• Yes, they all include both

• No, they only include an ADF

• No, they only include a flatbed scanner

• It depends on the model

What is the target audience for this quiz?

• Students from grade 14

• Professionals in the printing industry

• Office administrators

• General public

What is the main advantage of using an ADF when scanning a long document?

• It allows for automatic scanning without user intervention

• It produces higher quality scans

• It reduces the scanning time

• It eliminates the need for OCR input

Can an ADF handle documents with different sizes and thicknesses?

• Yes, it can handle documents of any size and thickness

• No, it can only handle standard letter-sized documents

• It depends on the specific ADF model

• ADF cannot handle documents with different sizes and thicknesses

What is the maximum number of questions in this quiz?

• 5

• 10

• 15

• 20