A) Tongs B) Stock book C) Magnifying glass D) Stamps
A) Museums B) Antique stores C) Used envelopes D) Art galleries
A) To handle stamps without damaging them B) To measure stamps C) To clean stamps D) To stick stamps to pages
A) Mostly Not Hurt B) Museum National Heritage C) Maximum Number Handled D) Mint Never Hinged
A) Storing and displaying stamps B) Selling stamps C) Cleaning stamps D) Sorting letters
A) The study of history B) The study of art C) The study of money D) The study of stamps
A) A stamp's expiration date B) A special design on a stamp C) A mark indicating the stamp has been used D) The act of printing a stamp
A) By color B) By weight C) By size D) By country
A) Eat a snack B) Call a stamp expert C) Iron the envelope D) Check for water-soluble ink
A) Soapy water B) Cool water C) Salty water D) Boiling water
A) To make them stick better B) To increase their value C) To prevent mildew D) To change their color
A) Measuring stamp size B) Cleaning stamps C) Measuring the number of perforations D) Determining stamp color
A) A stamp with a picture of a bird B) A stamp that is very old C) A stamp issued to celebrate an event D) A stamp with no monetary value
A) The price printed on the stamp B) The actual worth of the stamp C) The weight of the stamp D) The age of the stamp
A) A collection focused on a specific theme B) A collection of damaged stamps C) A collection of very expensive stamps D) A collection of stamps from different countries
A) To mount stamps in an album B) To repair damaged stamps C) To measure stamp size D) To clean stamps
A) Storing and protecting stamps B) Cleaning stamps C) Soaking stamps D) Selling stamps
A) A stamp album B) A damp basement C) A stock book D) A cool, dry closet
A) To make them sticky B) To change their color C) To make them look more beautiful D) To learn about their history and value
A) Rip it off B) Soak the stamp gently C) Iron it D) Use a sharp knife
A) An envelope with stamps from the first day of the month. B) An envelope used only on holidays. C) An envelope for international letters. D) An envelope with a stamp canceled on its first day of issue.
A) Cancelled-to-Order B) Complete Topical Overview C) Certified Trading Organization D) Current Treasury Output
A) A method to destroy stamps B) Adding extra text or designs on a stamp after its original printing C) Printing multiple stamps on one sheet D) Removing the original print from a stamp
A) A catalog of birds. B) A catalog of antique furniture. C) A comprehensive catalog of stamps worldwide. D) A catalog of cars.
A) A set of identically-printed stamps. B) A stamp printed upside down. C) Two or more stamps joined together. D) A stamp that is self-adhesive.
A) A faint design in the paper used to make stamps. B) A mark made by water damage. C) A serial number on the back of the stamp. D) A design on the stamp's surface.
A) Natural daylight B) Ultraviolet light C) Infrared light D) Black light
A) An error in stamp color. B) A variety of flowers pictured on the stamp. C) A stamp printed on special paper. D) An unusual or error in the stamp's perforations.
A) The blank space between stamps on a sheet. B) The perforated edge of a stamp. C) A deep scratch on a stamp. D) The sticky side of the stamp.
A) The color of the stamp. B) The adhesive on the back of the stamp. C) The perforations on the stamp. D) The design on the front of the stamp. |