1. ART 3&4: Unit 2 Paper & Books
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2. Books/Stab
Star/Tunnel
Paper Making
Paper Terms
Paper Techniques
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3. Book/Stab– 100 Points ANSWER:
The process of making the covers for all books is _________.
ANSWER:
The Same

4. Book/Stab– 200 Points ANSWER:
The Japanese Stab book needs a what to open?
ANSWER:
Hinge

5. Book/Stab– 300 Points ANSWER:
The Japanese stab book is bound together by using what method?
ANSWER:
Sewing (needle and string)

6. Book/Stab– 400 Points ANSWER:
Tool used to create a harsh crease in paper to help it hold its shape once folded.
ANSWER:
Bone Scorer

7. Book/Stab– 500 Points ANSWER:
The sealing paper on the inside of the cover needed for what 3 purposes?
ANSWER:
Hold Down all paper folded over the over
Hide any unevenness
Hold the closing string and decorations in place

8. Star/Tunnel– 100 Points ANSWER:
The pages of the star book are folded using ________shapes.
ANSWER:
Origami

9. Star/Tunnel– 200 Points ANSWER:
What 2 books have the same opening effect/design?
ANSWER:
Star and Tunnel

10. Star/Tunnel– 300 Points ANSWER:
The tunnel book loses _______ in length between each of its 3 layers.
ANSWER:
1 inch

11. Star/Tunnel– 400 Points ANSWER:
The _________ of the star book is created by gluing the pages so they face the same direction.
ANSWER:
Spine

12. Star/Tunnel– 500 Points ANSWER:
The decoration for the bottom layer of the tunnel book is ________, while the other 2 layers are decorated by __________.
ANSWER:
Drawn, Cutting

13. Paper Making– 100 Points ANSWER:
When making paper, the impression item is implemented during which step?
ANSWER:
Drying (couch paper step)

14. Paper Making– 200 Points ANSWER:
This should never be done to the pulp during any stage of the paper making process.
ANSWER:
Rub the pulp

15. Paper Making– 300 Points ANSWER:
The deckle is placed ______ the mold when pouring paper pulp.
ANSWER:
Under

16. Paper Making– 400 Points ANSWER:
When using inclusion in home-made paper, what 3 things can be trapped in the pulp?
ANSWER:
Images, 3D Objects, More Pulp

17. Paper Making– 500 Points ANSWER:
At which step in paper making is the item to be trapped included into the pulp?
ANSWER:
Compressing (sponging pulp through the deckle)

18. Paper Terms– 100 Points ANSWER:
Absorbent paper used to absorb excessive water.
ANSWER:
Couch

19. Paper Terms– 200 Points ANSWER:
Paper (and other materials) ground with water to create a paste like mixture.
ANSWER:
Pulp

20. Paper Terms– 300 Points ANSWER:
A substance added to pulp during the mixing process to create texture
ANSWER:
Addition

21. Paper Terms– 400 Points ANSWER:
The screen used to sift/separate the water and pulp.
ANSWER:
Deckle

22. Paper Terms– 500 Points ANSWER:
The frame/wall used to hold the shape of the pulp over the screen.
ANSWER:
Mold

23. Paper Techniques– 100 Points
A mark produced by pressure, printing, or stamping.
ANSWER:
Impression

24. Paper Techniques– 200 Points
Process of trapping objects into the pulp before it dries when making your own paper.
ANSWER:
Inclusion

25. Paper Techniques– 300 Points
The spine for the accordion book is folded ________ to create flag pages.
ANSWER:
Back and Forth

26. Paper Techniques– 400 Points
In which step is your Additive introduced to the pulp?
ANSWER:
Blending

27. Paper Techniques– 500 Points
When making your own paper, the mold can take the shape of, what?
ANSWER:
Any shape