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1
Q

What is a Soft Proof?

A

A digital file/ copy

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2
Q

What is a Hard Proof?

A

A physical file/ copy

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3
Q

What is the following file format used for?

Word docx

A

Word processor

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4
Q

What is the following file format used for?

Exel

A

Data organizer

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5
Q

What is the following file format used for?

Publisher

A

For designs

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6
Q

What is the following file format used for?

Powerpoint

A

Presentation software

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7
Q

What is the following file format used for?

Access

A

Database management

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8
Q

Resolution for screen based media is?

A

72dpi

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9
Q

Resolution for print based media is?

A

300dpi

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10
Q

Larger gamut means…?

A

Higher color reproduction

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11
Q

Which would display the largest gamut? Screen or print?

A

Screen can produce more colors than print

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12
Q

What does RGB stand for?

A

Red Green Blue

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13
Q

What type of Media uses RGB?

A

Screen based Media

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14
Q

What does CMYK stand for?

A

Cyan Magenta Yellow and Black (aka Key)

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15
Q

What type of Media uses CMYK?

A

Print based media

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16
Q

Page layout is what software?

A

Indesign/QuarkXPress (old indesign)

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17
Q

Wood pulp based is…?

A

Paper made from wood pulp

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18
Q

When folding paper cracks signify that you’re folding…

A

Against the grain

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19
Q

When folding smooth lines signify that you’re folding…?

A

Along the grain/ in grain direction

20
Q

What is paper grain?

A

Direction of fibers on a sheet of paper

21
Q

What are the two types of paper grains?

A

Long grain ⬆️
And
Short grain ➡️

22
Q

What does HMIS stand for?

A

Hazardous Material Information
System

23
Q

In HMIS blue means…?

A

Health

24
Q

In HMIS red means…?

A

Flammability

25
Q

In HMIS yellow means…?

A

Reactivity

26
Q

In HMIS white means…?

A

Personal protection

27
Q

In HMIS 0=…?

A

Minimal hazard (No significant risk to heath)

28
Q

In HMIS 1=…?

A

Slight physical hazard (may become hazardous in abnormal environments i.e temperature, pressure, etc)

29
Q

In HMIS 2=…?

A

Moderate hazard (Risk of temporary/ minor injuries)

30
Q

In HMIS 3=…?

A

Serious hazard (Risk of major injury)

31
Q

In HMIS 4=…?

A

Severe hazard (Risk of significant/ permanent damage, life threatening)

32
Q

Potential personal protection required in a graphic print lab are…?

A
  1. Eye protection
  2. Sublimation gloves
  3. Ear protection
  4. Steel boots
33
Q

OSHA stands for…?

A

Occupational Safety
Health
Administration

34
Q

What does OSHA do?

A

Strictly advocates and enforces safety

35
Q

How soon must fatalities in the workplace be reported?

A

Within 8hrs

36
Q

How soon must loss of body parts (i.e eye or hand) be retorted in the workplace?

A

Within 24 hrs

37
Q

What are Class A fires?

A

Fires that involve ordinary combustibles (trash, wood, paper, plastic etc)

38
Q

What are class B fires?

A

Fires involving flammable liquids (i.e gasoline)

39
Q

What are Class C fires?

A

Electrical fires

40
Q

How do you use a fire extinguisher?

A

Pull pin, aim, squeeze, and sweep

41
Q

What does NFPA mean?

A

National
Fire
Protection
Association

42
Q

What is NFPA and its purpose?

A

Diamond shaped label used to warn fire fighters and other emergency officials of hazards

43
Q

In NFPA Blue means..?

A

Health

44
Q

In NFPA Red means..?

A

Flammability

45
Q

In NFPA yellow means..?

A

Instability

46
Q

In NFPA white means..?

A

Other hazards

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