2023 to 2024 Pre Test

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1. Trimming, die cutting and pre-flight are all part of the finishing stage of print production.

• True
• False

2. In the pre-flight stage of print production, spot colors, sizing issues, completed print quantity, and packaging are all reviewed for errors.

• True
• False

3. Trapping is a way to accommodate slight shifts in the application of individual colors.

• True
• False

4. What is the main purpose of a RIP in the print production process?

• To check for issues with scanned reflective images and resulting color issues.
• To accommodate slight shifts in the application of individual colors.
• To make a plate that puts ink onto paper.
• To create raster graphic images or bitmaps from vector graphics.
• All of the above.

5. Inks are made up of all of the following Except:

• All of the above are correct.
• Pigments
• Carriers
• Extenders
• Solvents

6. Some problems that can occur when working with ink in the print industry include:

• g. All of the above are correct
• a. Slow drying time
• b. Absorbency
• c. Poor Adhesion
• d. Pigment issues

7. Inks used in the print industry which have special pigments include metallic ink, fluorescent ink and invisible ink.

• True
• False

8. When producing printed work for a client, when is a proof provided?

• a. When the order is placed as a way to demonstrate job costs.
• b. After the entire order is printed to show the client the work completion.
• c. Just prior to printing the job to check for errors.
• d. When brainstorming design ideas as a way to share thoughts.