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WorksheetsPackaging Process-I Quiz
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
A tin of chips
A bag of chips
A can of chips
A bottle of chips
A jar of cola
A tin of cola
A can of cola
A bottle of cola
A jar of fruit salad
A jar of jam
A jar of cheese
A jar of honey
Packaging does not show the name of the product.
True
False
Packaging shows information about the product.
True
False
Packaging helps move the product.
True
False
Packaging is not nice for customers.
True
False
Packaging protects the product.
True
False
A toy packaging should be designed for children.
True
False
Packaging should be unique.
True
False
Packaging must show information about the ingredients.
True
False
(a) provides protection, tampering resistance, and special physical, chemical, or biological needs. It may bear a nutrition facts label and other information about food being offered for sale.
(a) is often also referred to as bulk or transit packaging, this type of packaging is used to group larger quantities of SKUs to transport them from point A to point B
(a) facilitates the handling of smaller products by collating them into a single pack. This type of packaging also provides supplementary protection to help maintain the integrity of the primary packaging. In addition, it can serve as a shipping container for small shipments, making it highly useful in e-commerce.
(a) in direct contact with the product itself and is sometimes referred to as a consumer unit. The main purpose is to contain, protect and/or preserve the finished product, particularly against contamination
Boiling can prevent staling but cannot make stale food fresh again.
true
false
Wrap products properly in a foil or moisture - and vapor-proof paper or foil before freezing.
true
false
Avoid freezing baked pie crust and filled pies because they become soggy and tough.
true
false
Avoid re-freezing once frosted baked goods.
true
false
Freeze goods in a large quantities not in batches.
true
false
What is the thin, razor-sharp steel blade that has been formed into a specific shape or pattern (sort of like a heavy-duty cookie-cutter), used to cut paper, cardstock, labelstock, or other substrates into various shapes?
Die Cut
Scoring
Bleed
Shear
What term refers to the process of making a crease in paper so it will fold easier? Basically, a ridge that is indented into the paper where the fold line will occur.
Scoring
Die Line
Creasing
Cornering
What term refers to an early sample, model, or release of a product built to test a concept or process?
Prototype
Pilot
Proportionate
Protozoa
What is the method of creating raised logos or characters on paper without ink where two metal dies are used; one with raised logo or characters and another with matching but recessed logo or characters?
Emboss
Embedded
Pressed
Scored
What is used in graphic design as a placeholder for assisting in the proper layout of a document that will be cut out as part of the finishing process? It is usually placed into the graphic's computer file as a separate layer for sizing and orientation purposes.
Dieline
Outline
Bleed
Knockout
What was the ultimate reason for the development and evolution of package design?
Food
Safety
Predators
Theft
What product was developed in Asia, and arrived in North America in 1690, and began to be used for packaging?
Paper
Plastic
Glass
Acetate
What was produced in 1817 by Sir Thornhill in England as well as Germany around the same time?
Cardboard
Polyethylene
Acetate
Wax Paper
What machine was invented in 1852 by Francis Wally?
Paper Bag
Card Board Box
Tin Packaging
The Six Pack
What addition to folded cardboard package design was included by Nabisco as part of the product packaging that helped to keep food products fresh?
Wax Paper Packaging
Retain Ready Packaging
Sustainable Linings
Shrink Wrap
What was the name of the clear polymer product that was developed between WWI and WWII that we still use today in packaging?
Acetate
Acetone
Lamination
Flex Seal
What packaging innovation was developed in 1941 involving insect repellent?
Aerosol Spray
Glass Bottling
Flexible Packaging
Ant Traps
What product packaging innovation was developed in 1951 by Paul Hogan and Robert Banks that became the basis for modern plastic containers?
Modern Plastic Container
Convenience Packaging
Eco-Friendly Cartons
Flexible Packaging
What beverage packaging material became popular in 1977?
Plastic Beverage Bottles
Convenience Packaging
Eco-Friendly Cartons
Flexible Packaging
21. What changes were made to plastic water bottles to make them more environmentally friendly?
Thinner walls and smaller caps
Larger Capacity Bottles
Sustainable Packaging
Flexible Packaging
What product packaging change was made by McDonald’s to make their packaging more environmentally friendly?
More Paper Packaging
More Styrofoam Packaging
More Reusable Packaging
Fewer Straws
What is the term used to describe development in packaging design and reusable packaging materials that make them more environmentally friendly?
Sustainable Packaging
Flexible Packaging
Recycling
Closed-Loop Packaging
Identify the images that depicts center-aligned text
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B
C
D
Name and Roll No.
name
Roll no.
