A) Animal hides B) Cellulose fibers C) Synthetic polymers D) Ground minerals
A) Wood B) Metal C) Glass D) Plastic
A) Pressing B) Pulping C) Bleaching D) Drying
A) Adding color B) Separating cellulose fibers C) Strengthening the paper D) Removing water
A) Chemical pulping B) Recycled pulping C) Mechanical pulping D) Hand pulping
A) A type of cellulose B) A binding substance in wood C) A strengthening agent D) A paper dye
A) To strengthen the fibers B) To whiten the pulp C) To add texture D) To remove moisture
A) Mould and deckle B) Pressing screen C) Pulping vat D) Drying rack
A) Removing wrinkles from the paper B) The process of pulping C) Transferring the sheet from the mould to felt D) Adding color to the paper
A) To add texture B) To remove water C) To add color D) To strengthen the fibers
A) Freezing B) Submerging in water C) Using microwaves D) Air drying or using heated rollers
A) Strengthening the paper B) Adding color to the paper C) Adding substances to control ink absorbency D) Cutting the paper to size
A) A paper measurement tool B) A method of paper recycling C) A design pressed into the paper during formation D) A type of paper stain
A) Drying the paper B) Cutting the paper C) Smoothing the paper's surface D) Adding texture to the paper
A) Dyes B) Fillers C) Clay D) Sugar
A) To make the paper more absorbent B) To make the paper waterproof C) To make the paper stronger D) To improve opacity and smoothness
A) Thickness of a single sheet B) Weight of a ream of paper C) Size of a single sheet D) Color of the paper
A) 1000 sheets B) 250 sheets C) 500 sheets D) 100 sheets
A) Bond paper B) Newsprint C) Photo paper D) Cardstock
A) Kraft paper B) Newsprint C) Tissue paper D) Bond paper
A) Grams per sheet material B) Graded standard material C) General sheet measurement D) Grams per square meter
A) Reduces deforestation B) Increases air pollution C) Increases water usage D) Uses more energy
A) Paper with a glossy finish B) Paper with a feathered, uneven edge C) Paper used for painting D) Paper made from recycled materials
A) Strengthens the fibers directly B) Adds color to the paper C) Carries and suspends the fibers D) Provides the paper's texture
A) Sand B) Flowers and leaves C) Metal shavings D) Plastic beads
A) Smaller paper sizes B) Environmentally friendly paper C) Continuous paper production D) Handmade paper aesthetic
A) To add color to the pulp B) To cut the paper into sheets C) To dry the paper quickly D) To impress watermarks and textures
A) Alkaline paper fades faster B) pH level affects the paper's strength C) Acidic paper degrades over time D) Neutral pH is irrelevant
A) Thin tissue paper B) Newsprint C) Paper with high cotton content D) Glossy paper
A) Its smooth, glossy surface B) Its delicate texture C) Its bright white color D) Its strength and durability |