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Lec 06 STM3163 sem 1 24-25 19.11.24

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 2mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is an example of primary cellulosic packaging?

a)

cardboard box for shipping

b)

paper wrapper around a chocolate bar

c)

corrugated box for bulk transport

d)

wooden pallet

2.

role of secondary cellulosic packaging

a)

Protect individual products

b)

Facilitate retail display and grouping of products

c)

Ensure transportation and handling

d)

Improve biodegradability

3.

Which is considered tertiary cellulosic packaging?

a)
Plastic wrap
b)
Glass containers
c)
Cardboard boxes or pallets
d)
Metal cans
4.

What is the primary chemical component of cellulosic fibers?

a)
Cellulose
b)
Starch
c)
Lignin
d)
Protein
5.

Which bond holds the glucose units together in cellulose?

a)
Gamma-1,4-glycosidic bonds
b)
Beta-1,4-glycosidic bonds
c)
Alpha-1,4-glycosidic bonds
d)
Beta-1,6-glycosidic bonds
6.

Glycosidic bond is:

a)

A covalent bond

b)

A temporary interaction

c)
A bond that forms between amino acids.
d)

A type of ionic bond

7.

cellulosic fiber is used as packaging materials for which food product?

a)
Fresh produce (fruits and vegetables)
b)
Canned goods
c)
Packaged snacks
d)
Frozen meals
8.

These are the purpose of bleaching in paperboard production, EXCEPT

a)
Increasing the strength of the paperboard
b)
Improving moisture resistance
c)
Reducing production costs
d)
Enhancing the color of the paperboard
9.

What does "converting" refer to in cellulosic packaging?

a)

creating synthetic materials for packaging.

b)

enhancing the strength of plastic packaging.

c)

The process of transforming raw cellulose materials

d)

recycling packaging materials.

10.

An example of a special paper product used in packaging:

a)
kraft paper
b)
cardboard
c)
plastic wrap
d)
aluminum foil
11.

The purpose of coating paper in the converting process:

a)

To improve print quality and durability.

b)
To increase the cost of production.
c)
To make the paper more transparent.
d)
To reduce the weight of the paper.
12.

The common test used to measure the strength of paper packaging is:

a)
Bursting Strength Test
b)
Compression Strength Test
c)
Flexural Strength Test
d)
Tensile Strength Test