A) Plastic B) Wood pulp C) Cotton fibers D) Waste paper
A) Collecting waste paper B) Pressing the paper C) Adding dyes D) Bleaching the pulp
A) Digesting B) Fermenting C) Pulping D) Heating
A) Oil B) Sugar C) Acid D) Water
A) Bleaching B) Washing C) De-inking D) Filtering
A) Starch B) Glue C) Bleach D) Clay
A) Thicken the pulp B) Dissolve the pulp C) Add color D) Remove contaminants
A) Paper machine B) Loom C) Spinning wheel D) Press
A) Heating B) Pressing C) Freezing D) Cooling
A) Folding B) Soaking C) Drying D) Stretching
A) Rolling B) Cutting C) Stacking D) Folding
A) Saves trees B) Makes paper heavier C) Makes paper cheaper D) Makes paper stronger
A) Coated paper B) Office paper C) Newspaper D) Cardboard
A) Requires more energy B) Is always more expensive C) Reduces landfill waste D) Increases carbon emissions
A) No B) Only white paper C) Only colored paper D) Yes
A) Cardboard B) Newspaper C) Magazines D) Waxed paper
A) Remove any remaining inks or contaminants B) Add coloring C) Make the paper stronger D) Make the paper smoother
A) Hydrogen peroxide B) Nitric acid C) Hydrochloric acid D) Sulfuric acid
A) Cuts the paper B) Distributes the pulp evenly onto the wire mesh C) Dries the paper D) Presses the paper
A) Wire B) Screen C) Belt D) Cloth
A) Color B) Fiber length C) Weight D) Water content
A) 10-12 times B) Indefinitely C) 5-7 times D) 1-2 times
A) Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) B) Recycled Content Logo C) Rainforest Alliance Certified D) Energy Star
A) Writing B) Printing C) Packaging D) Drawing
A) Super glue B) Hot glue C) Water-based glue D) Epoxy
A) Coal B) Natural gas C) Electricity D) Solar
A) Contaminated Paper B) Virgin Paper C) Post-Consumer Waste Paper D) Pre-Consumer Waste Paper
A) Enhances water resistance B) Increases strength C) Adds a smooth finish D) Improves color
A) Publishing B) Packaging C) Automotive D) Printing
A) Increases water usage B) Has no impact on water usage C) Doubles water usage D) Decreases water usage |