WorksheetsTypes of Paper & Board
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
How does bond paper compare to copier paper?
a)
Bond paper is not used for printing
b)
Same strength and texture
c)
Stronger but rougher
d)
Weaker but smoother
2.
What is the primary source of aluminium used in packaging laminates?
a)
Aluminium foil scraps
b)
Aluminium cans
c)
Bauxite ore
d)
Recycled aluminium
3.
What are the properties of packaging laminate made of paperboard?
a)
Strong and smooth printing surface
b)
Absorbs water
c)
Excellent moisture barrier
d)
Not recyclable
4.
What is the environmental impact of packaging laminate made of polyethylene?
a)
Made from renewable resources
b)
Biodegrades quickly
c)
Does not harm the environment
d)
Not recyclable
5.
What are the properties of packaging laminate made of polyethylene?
a)
Strong and smooth printing surface
b)
Excellent moisture barrier
c)
Absorbs water
d)
Not recyclable
6.
What is the environmental impact of packaging laminate made of Tetra Pak®?
a)
Not recyclable
b)
Does not harm the environment
c)
Biodegrades quickly
d)
Made from renewable resources
7.
What are the uses of packaging laminate made of paperboard?
a)
To prevent preservative gas escaping
b)
To maintain nutritional value and flavors of food in ambient temperatures
c)
Packaging, book and magazine covers, and postcards
d)
Food packaging
8.
What is the purpose of packaging laminates?
a)
To protect against oxygen and light
b)
To make food more colorful
c)
To make food last longer
d)
To add flavor to food
9.
What is packaging laminate made of Tetra Pak® composed of?
a)
Paperboard and plastic
b)
Polyethylene, paperboard, and aluminium foil
c)
Paperboard and aluminium foil
d)
Polyethylene and aluminium foil
10.
What is the purpose of packaging laminate in food packaging?
a)
To add flavor to food
b)
To make food easier to cook
c)
To maintain nutritional value and flavors of food in ambient temperatures
d)
To make food last longer in the fridge
11.
What is the primary disadvantage of making aluminium?
a)
It is an energy-hungry process
b)
It is a slow process
c)
It is a low-quality process
d)
It is a cheap process
12.
What is the primary material used in packaging laminates?
a)
Plastic
b)
Paper
c)
Glass
d)
Aluminium
13.
What is the original use of bond paper?
a)
Used in food packaging
b)
Used for important documents such as government bonds
c)
Used for copying documents
d)
Used for coloured printing with sublimation inks
14.
What is the process of sublimation printing?
a)
Printing with ink that stays on top of the coating
b)
Printing with ink that reacts with food
c)
Printing with ink that is laminated with board
d)
Printing with ink that is absorbed into the paper
15.
What is bond paper?
a)
Paper used for copying documents
b)
Paper used for coloured printing with sublimation inks
c)
Laminated board consisting of a layer of foil and a layer of board
d)
High quality, durable writing and printer paper
16.
What is heat transfer printing paper used for?
a)
Coloured printing with sublimation inks
b)
Laminating board
c)
Writing and printing important documents
d)
Food packaging
17.
What is foil-lined board used for?
a)
Writing and printing important documents
b)
Coloured printing with sublimation inks
c)
Laminating board
d)
Food packaging
18.
What are the benefits of using foil-lined board in food packaging?
a)
Reacts with food
b)
Provides an excellent moisture barrier
c)
Is not strong enough for food packaging
d)
Is cheaper than other types of board
19.
What is the thickness range of aluminium foil used in packaging laminates?
a)
1-5 microns
b)
11-15 microns
c)
6-10 microns
d)
16-20 microns
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