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Papers and boards properities

Total questions: 23

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is Mount Board? Fill in the blank: Mount Board is a ______, flexible board, available usually in black or white.

a)

thick

b)

thin

c)

soft

d)

transparent

2.

What is Moulded Pulp Board used for?

a)

Drinks bottles, food packaging, cosmetic packaging.

b)

Transit packaging, warehouse storage.

c)

Model-making, architectural prototypes.

d)

Printing, general use.

3.

Corrugated Card is normally only printed on one side and is used in transit packaging/warehouse storage.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Foam Board is thick, lightweight and stiff. It is used in model-making and architectural prototypes. Fill in the blank: A layer of foam is laminated between ______ card.

a)

bleached

b)

corrugated

c)

kraft

d)

grey

5.

Carton Board is durable, lightweight card, can have glossy or matt finish, and is used in dry food packaging.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

What does the property 'virgin' mean in the context of paper and boards?

a)

Made from recycled fibres.

b)

Made from tree pulp without recycled fibres.

c)

Made from plastic.

d)

Made from metal.

7.

Fill in the blank: A paper or board product which has been made using some or all waste material is called ______.

a)

recycled

b)

laminated

c)

coated

d)

embossed

8.

What does 'laminated' mean in paper and board products?

a)

Made from plastic.

b)

Layers of paper or card glued together to create a stiffer product.

c)

Made from metal.

d)

Used for food packaging.

9.

Compliant materials bend, twist, tear and fold easily and without tools.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Resistant materials do not deform easily without tools or force.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Fill in the blank: A material that resists bending and remains rigid is said to have ______.

a)

stiffness

b)

elasticity

c)

ductility

d)

malleability

12.

Tough materials are able to withstand rough handling or treatment and offer good weather resistance.

a)

True

b)

False

13.

What is tension in the context of paper and board products?

a)

A: A pulling force.

b)

B: A pushing force.

c)

C: A bending force.

d)

D: A twisting force.

14.

Fill in the blank: In card, a rippled middle layer is laminated between two flat layers, thus creating a thick, lightweight yet stiff board. This is called ______.

a)

corrugated

b)

laminated

c)

perforated

d)

embossed

15.

What is an advantage of using a Hand Punch for paper and board?

a)

Quick, perfect holes.

b)

Allows for repetitive flow production.

c)

Permanent, strong bond.

d)

Easily undone.

16.

What is a disadvantage of using a Craft Knife and Safety Rule?

a)

Not suitable for repeat-production.

b)

Takes a long time to set.

c)

Expensive.

d)

Easily undone.

17.

The Laser Cutter is not suitable for foam-board due to the ______ released.

a)

fumes

b)

heat

c)

light

d)

dust

18.

Which of the following is an advantage of using Double-Sided Tape?

a)

Instant, permanent, strong bond. Invisible.

b)

Allows for adjustment.

c)

Easily undone.

d)

Not suitable for thicker card products.

19.

What is a disadvantage of using Hot Glue?

a)

Cannot be undone. Can leave a stringy or thick edge.

b)

Expensive, not suitable for thinner, less stiff materials.

c)

Not suitable for thicker card products.

d)

Takes a long time to set.

20.

White Glue (such as PVA) has which disadvantage?

a)

Cannot be undone, takes a long time to set.

b)

Easily undone.

c)

Not suitable for repeat-production.

d)

Expensive.

21.

Adhesive Velcro allows for ______.

a)

adjustment

b)

illumination

c)

cooling

d)

rotation

22.

What is an advantage of using Paper Fasteners?

a)

Easily undone. Quick.

b)

Permanent, strong bond.

c)

Allows for adjustment.

d)

Not suitable for thicker card products.

23.

Press Moulding (using paper pulp) is considered environmentally friendly because ______.

a)

pulp is made from recycled paper

b)

it uses plastic materials

c)

it requires a lot of energy

d)

it produces toxic fumes