**PKSC 1020 TEST 1 ANSWERS
What are the four functions of packaging? - ANSWER-Contain, protect, inform, utility of
use
The package that comes directly in contact with the product is usually considered to be
which of the following? - ANSWER-Primary
One of the major future trends in packaging is to: - ANSWER-use mostly plastic to avoid
the weight of materials like glass and metal
What component of wood provides the structural component of paper and paperboard?
- ANSWER-Cellulose
What are the three basic features of corrugated board? - ANSWER-distance between
flutes, height of flutes, type of linerboard
Paper is defined as having a thickness less than ___ inches - ANSWER-0.012
Which paper pulping method is most common and produces the highest quality pulp? -
ANSWER-Sulfate (Kraft)
Calendaring decreases density and smoothness of paper - ANSWER-False
The first evidence of protective packaging is - ANSWER-the use of the cork stopper
Microflute corrugated is used for - ANSWER-all of the answers
Each packaged product has a secondary package - ANSWER-false
This test analogous to someone kicking or punching the sidewall of a box - ANSWER-
Mullen Burst Test
Earliest recorded time - ANSWER-sea shells animal parts used
The reason TFS can have sidewall beading is - ANSWER-to give strength to the can
during retorting and cooling
What is one chemical used to make pulp? - ANSWER-Sulfite
What are the basic steps involved in making paper - ANSWER-screen, squeeze, dry
A typical carbonated beverage can is what type of can? - ANSWER-A two piece can
What are the four functions of packaging? - ANSWER-Contain, protect, inform, utility of
use
The package that comes directly in contact with the product is usually considered to be
which of the following? - ANSWER-Primary
One of the major future trends in packaging is to: - ANSWER-use mostly plastic to avoid
the weight of materials like glass and metal
What component of wood provides the structural component of paper and paperboard?
- ANSWER-Cellulose
What are the three basic features of corrugated board? - ANSWER-distance between
flutes, height of flutes, type of linerboard
Paper is defined as having a thickness less than ___ inches - ANSWER-0.012
Which paper pulping method is most common and produces the highest quality pulp? -
ANSWER-Sulfate (Kraft)
Calendaring decreases density and smoothness of paper - ANSWER-False
The first evidence of protective packaging is - ANSWER-the use of the cork stopper
Microflute corrugated is used for - ANSWER-all of the answers
Each packaged product has a secondary package - ANSWER-false
This test analogous to someone kicking or punching the sidewall of a box - ANSWER-
Mullen Burst Test
Earliest recorded time - ANSWER-sea shells animal parts used
The reason TFS can have sidewall beading is - ANSWER-to give strength to the can
during retorting and cooling
What is one chemical used to make pulp? - ANSWER-Sulfite
What are the basic steps involved in making paper - ANSWER-screen, squeeze, dry
A typical carbonated beverage can is what type of can? - ANSWER-A two piece can
