1.6 Flashcards

1
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what are the main 5 types of paper

A

bleed proof, cartridge paper, grid, layout paper, tracing paper

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2
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what are the properties of bleed proof paper

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smooth paper often used with water and spirit based markers

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3
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what are the properties of grid paper

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paper printed with differnt grids as guidelines

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3
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what are the properties of cartridge paper

A

good quality white paper with slight texture

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4
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what are the properties of layout paper

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thin translucent lightweight

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5
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what are the properties of tracing paper

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thin transparent

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6
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what is cardboard often used for

A

protect producst during transport

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7
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what are the properties of corrugated card

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strong lightweight made up of 2 or more layers in the middle

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8
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what are the properties of duplex board

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has one side that is suitable for printing

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9
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what are the properties of foil lined board

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2 pieces with a core of foam

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10
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what are the properties of inkjet card

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treated so it can be used in all inkjet printers

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11
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what are the properties of solid white board

A

top quality smooth and white

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12
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what 2 categories is timber sorted into

A

softwood and hardwood

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13
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what type of tree does hardwood come from

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deciduous

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14
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what type of tree does softwood come from

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evergreen

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15
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what are the properties of ash and what is it used for

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tough and flexible, wide grained and used for ladders and sports equipment

16
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what are the properties of beech wood and what is used for

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hard,strong, prone to warping and splitting used for furniture and childrens tools

17
Q

what are the properties of mahogany and what is it used for

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strong and durable easy to work with but can have interlocking grain and used for furniture

18
Q

what are the properties of oak and what is it used for

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hard tough and durable used for furniture

19
Q

what are the properties of balsa and what is it used for

A

strong durable used for model making

20
Q

what are the 3 main types of softwood

A

larch pine and spruce

21
Q

what are the properties of larch and what is it used for

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reddish in colour and is tough but prone to splitting and is used for fencing

22
Q

what are the properties of pine and what is it used for

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straight grained, light yellow, soft
and uses for furniture

23
Q

what are the properties of spruce and what is it used for

A

creamy in colour easy to work with
used for bedroom furniture

24
Q

what is plywood

A

laminated baord made up of several veneers of wood glues on top of each other

25
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what is medium density fibreboard (MDF)

A

compresses baord that is made from teh fine fibres of wood combined with a synthetic adhesive

26
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what is chipboard

A

made up of large flakes or chips of timber and is glued together under pressure

27
Q

what are ferous metals

A

contain iron

28
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what are non frerrous metals

A

dont contain iron