ART310 - Packaging Quiz 2

Which of the following terms best describes the process of creating a prototype of a package design?

• Die-cutting

• Mockup

• Layout

• Grid

The ‘bleed’ in a packaging design is:

• The border around the edge of a package

• The area where the brand name is printed

• Extra space for artwork to extend beyond trim lines

• The section with legal information

The ‘CMYK’ color model is used in packaging because:

• It is the only model that supports high-quality digital printing

• It uses light-based colors for digital screens

• It aligns with physical ink colors used in printing

• It supports 3D printing applications

A dieline in packaging design refers to:

• The cut and fold guidelines for a package layout

• The line where two colors meet

• The logo placement guideline

• The recommended font size for labels

The primary purpose of embossing in packaging design is to:

• Add a visual effect using color

• Make the packaging easier to recycle

• Increase print efficiency

• Add a tactile effect that can enhance branding

In packaging terminology, a ‘flap’ is:

• A visual pattern used in the design

• A fold that helps secure a box closed

• The area where the brand is featured

• The tab used for hanging on displays

Which printing method is most commonly used for large-scale packaging designs?

• Flexography

• Digital Printing

• Screen Printing

• Lithography

The concept of ‘sustainability’ in packaging primarily focuses on:

• Using the brightest colors possible

• Maximizing durability of packaging materials

• Reducing environmental impact and waste

• Designing with unique shapes and textures

Spot color printing is best used when:

• Full-color photography is required

• Printing requires an exact color match

• Gradients and shadows are essential

• Multiple colors blend throughout the design

In typography for packaging, ‘kerning’ refers to:

• The space between words

• The boldness of font style

• The line height of text

• The space between letters