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WorksheetsWOW! - PRINT PRODUCTION
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
What are the dimensions of letter size paper?
8.5" x 11"
9" x 12"
8" x 10"
7" x 9"
What are the dimensions of a legal size paper?
8.5" x 14"
8" x 12"
7" x 11"
9" x 13"
What are the dimensions of a tabloid size paper?
11" x 17"
10" x 15"
12" x 18"
9" x 14"
What is the name for the space within a printed piece where important content like text, logos, and critical images should be placed to ensure they are not cut off during trimming?
Slug Area
Live Area
Bleed Area
Trim Area
Printing one page (or one image) onto a single sheet of paper. It is the most common way of printing.
Turnaround
2-Up
1-Up
Resolution
Printing two pages or images on a single sheet of paper to save paper, reduces costs and improves efficiency.
Commercial Printing
2-Up
1-Up
Offset Printing
The page layout program used by designers to combine text and images.
Adobe Acrobat
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
A package of 500 sheets of paper.
Grid
Package
Ream
Module
The live area of printing is also called the safe area.
True
False
The thin lines printed in the corners of a publication's paper sheets to show the printer where to trim the paper.
Crop marks
Trim marks
Bleed
Safe Area
The process of completing or the time needed to complete a project is called _____________.
Pre-Production
Post-Production
Turnaround
Project Management
In printing, the minimum resolution for a high-quality image is __________.
(a)
150 PPI or DPI
600 PPI or DPI
72 PPI or DPI
96 PPI or DPI
The color space is used to produce a physical product (clothing, product packaging, posters and business cards).
(a)
Pantone
HSB
RGB
Another name for CMYK colors is ______.
Subtractive
Additive
Light-based
Reductive
Which printing process is best used for lower quantities?
(a)
Commercial
Light-based
Offset
The cross marks or other symbols used to assure the proper registration.
Slug
Bleed
Register
Trim
The printing process that transfers an inked image from a plate to a rubber blanket and then to the printing surface.
Digital
Offset
Commercial
Flexography
The printing process that uses various methods and usually requires specific file preparation or prepress tasks.
Digital
Offset
Commercial
Flexography
A copy of a document made from electronic files, such as a PDF.
(a)
In page design, the empty spaces between the edges of the format and the content.
Columns
Modules
Margin
Flowline
In page design, the space between columns that helps separate content.
Columns
Gutter
Margin
Spatial Zone
Rows
In page design, the vertical spatial zones or regions that fit fully from the top to the bottom.
Columns
Gutter
Margin
Spatial Zone
Rows
In page design, the groups that can form specific areas for type, ads, images or other information.
Columns
Gutter
Margin
Spatial Zone
Rows
In page design, the framework made up of evenly divided, intersecting columns and rows that help designers align and arrange elements quicker, neater, and more consistently.
Module
Gutter
Grid
Spatial Zone
Rows
In page design, the areas on a page without text or graphics are designed to provide a visual break and give other elements on the page a greater impact.
Module
Gutter
White Space
Spatial Zone
Rows
