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