Xerography is a technique based on WHAT type of ink?

Which machine below DOES NOT use Xerography?

Toner is fixed permanently to the paper with what?

Toner has difficulty adhering to what kind of paper?

What type of paper is not good to put through a Digital press due to the heat?

Which aspect of the paper can easily damage a digital printer?

Which one of the following is NOT printed with Xerography?

True or False: With variable data printing you can change the content from sheet to sheet?

Inkjet is a technique based on WHAT type of ink?

Which of the following is NOT printed with Inkjet Printing?

Which type of content can NOT be changed using variable data?

Which characteristic is NOT true of Inkjet printing?

What is used to harden the ink more rapidly when printing with Inkjet?

What happens on a printout when the ink dries in the nozzles of the inkjet printers?

True or False: You can print on fabric with an Inkjet printer?

What is a soft proof?

What is a hard proof?

Which of the following print techniques uses wells of ink on the printing cylinder?

What is a substrate?

Which of the printing processes below is an example of direct printing?

Which of the printing processes below is an example of indirect printing?

Which printing method distinguishes the printed and nonprinted areas by their different chemical characteristics?

Which printing method requires a mesh fabric stretched on a frame?

Which printing method utilizes copper coated steel cylinders where printing areas are engraved or etched on the cylinder for each print job?

Moire is a typical problem with which type of printing?

Which printing method uses either sheet fed or web fed presses?

Which type of printing press could be made up of any of the following printing unit configurations? Three-cylinder units, five-cylinder units, satellite units, and perfector units?

Which printing method allows you to print on anything that is flat or round?

What does a key object do for us in Illustrator or InDesign?

Which printing technique commonly has "missing dots" due to halftone wells in the printing form not transferring the ink successfully to the substrate?

Which of the following print processes is most likely used to print wallpaper?

Which type of printing was used to create the packaging on the right?

What is the necessary dpi for images in printed materials?

Flexography is particularly popular in what industry?

The print surface of a flexographic plate is most similar to a...

Which of the following is a downside to Flexographic printing?

Which is not a step in the Print Production Workflow?

Who would be involved in the creative phase of the print production workflow?

In which phase of the print production workflow would you create the imposition?

What is one point equal to when referring to paper thickness also called caliper?

How many points are in one inch?

Which is NOT a factor in determining print costs?

Which is NOT an important factor when choosing a printer to work with?

What is paper made of?

Is it easier or harder to tear paper against the grain?

How many sheets determine the basis weight of a paper stock at the basis size?

What is the specific corner called that we mark to keep every sheet perfectly aligned throughout the printing and finishing processes?

What is the binding technique called where the spine is stapled from the outside and you can see the staples on the inside center spread?

Which direction should paper be folded?