6 Print Design Basics Quiz

What is the purpose of bleed in print design?

• To highlight important text

• To mark the center of the print piece

• To indicate the fold lines

• To ensure colors extend beyond the trim line

What does CMYK stand for?

• Color, Magenta, Yellow, Key

• Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key

• Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black

• Color, Magenta, Yellow, Black

What is a Pantone color?

• A color that changes under different lights

• A solid color with a specific pigment

• A color created by mixing CMYK

• A color used only in digital design

What is the standard resolution for most print materials?

• 300 DPI

• 72 DPI

• 600 DPI

• 150 DPI

What is a proof in print design?

• A final printed product

• A sample to review before final printing

• A digital file of the design

• A color guide for printing

What is the main characteristic of uncoated paper?

• It is glossy and smooth

• It has a natural texture and feel

• It is water-resistant

• It is only available in white

What is synthetic paper typically made from?

• Metallic compounds

• Plastic fibers

• Wood pulp

• Recycled fibers

What is the main advantage of using Pantone colors?

• They are available in digital formats

• They are easier to print

• They provide exact color matching

• They are cheaper than CMYK

What is the role of crop marks in a print file?

• To mark the center of the design

• To highlight important text

• To show where to cut the print piece

• To indicate where to fold the paper

What type of paper is best for durable, outdoor use?

• Uncoated paper

• Coated paper

• Synthetic paper

• Recycled paper