Warehouse 3B

What is the primary purpose of packaging in product distribution?

• To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the product

• To provide basic information about the manufacturer

• To protect the product during transit and storage

• To increase the weight of the product

Which of the following is an example of primary packaging?

• The cardboard box used for shipping multiple items

• The plastic wrapper around a pallet of products

• The bottle containing a soft drink

• The large crate used for bulk transportation

Which of the following packaging materials is commonly used for its durability and resistance to moisture?

• Paper

• Plastic

• Glass

• Cupboard

Which of the following best describes the difference between rigid and flexible packaging materials?

• Rigid packaging is less durable, while flexible packaging is designed for strength.

• Rigid packaging is cheaper to produce than flexible packaging.

• Flexible packaging is made only from paper, while rigid packaging is made from plastic.

• Rigid packaging maintains a fixed shape, while flexible packaging can conform to the shape of the product.

Which of the following is an example of rigid packaging?

• Plastic bag

• Glass jar

• Aluminum foil

• Paper pouch

Which of the following is a key characteristic of sustainable packaging?

• It is made from materials that are difficult to recycle.

• It is designed to be used only once before disposal.

• It minimizes environmental impact by using recyclable or biodegradable materials.

• It prioritizes aesthetics over functionality.

Which of the following is an important design consideration in packaging to attract consumers?

• Making the packaging as plain as possible

• Using colors, fonts, and images that align with the brand identity

• Prioritizing complex shapes over ease of use

• Avoiding any product information on the packaging

Which of the following is a primary purpose of labeling in packaging?

• To provide important product information such as ingredients, usage, and expiration date

• To increase the weight of the package

• To conceal the contents of the package

• To make the package more difficult to open

Which of the following is an essential factor to consider in labeling a product?

• The label should be as minimal as possible, without much detail

• The label should include clear and accurate information about the product’s contents, safety, and usage.

• The label should focus mainly on decorative elements rather than information

• The label should avoid any mention of expiration dates

What is the main advantage of using returnable packaging?

• It is disposed of after a single use

• It is designed for products with short shelf lives.

• It reduces waste and lowers long-term packaging costs

• It is only suitable for small, lightweight items