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PT trade

CHSE Odisha +2 vocational Printing Technology (Council syllabus PDF)

chseodisha.nic.in Printing-Technology.pdf

40 + 60

Theory Full Marks 40 and Practical Full Marks 60 per trade paper in vocational scheme

CHSE vocational trade pattern / AHSE question-pattern notifications

~2 h / ~3 h

About 2 hours for 40-mark theory; about 3 hours for 60-mark practical (confirm timetable)

CHSE vocational examination duration tables

Papers I–II

Paper-I process/prepress core; Paper-II packaging, consumables, newspaper, security, finishing

CHSE Printing Technology syllabus PDF

CHSE Odisha

Council of Higher Secondary Education, Odisha administers AHSE / vocational examinations

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MCQ adaptation

This bank trains theory/shop judgment only—not practical replacement

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CHSE Odisha +2 vocational Printing Technology (PT): theory 40 + practical 60 per trade paper (confirm circular). Covers prepress, colour, offset/screen/digital, paper/ink, finishing, packaging, safety, QC. Free 2026 MCQ bank is a theory/shop-judgment study adaptation—not a practical skill-evidence replacement.

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1In printing technology, the complete workflow from design to finished product typically sequences as:
A.Finishing → Prepress → Only digital proofing
B.Prepress → Press (printing) → Post-press (finishing)
C.Press → Prepress → Ignoring substrates
D.Binding → Screen separation → Only letterpress
Explanation: Industry workflow is prepress (design, separation, plates/files), press (image transfer to substrate), then post-press finishing (cut, fold, bind, pack).
2Offset lithography is classified as a planographic process because the image and non-image areas on the plate are:
A.Deeply etched wells like traditional gravure cells
B.Essentially on the same plane, separated by ink–water chemistry
C.Raised in relief like letterpress type
D.Always cut through the plate as stencils only
Explanation: Planographic printing keeps image and non-image nearly coplanar; offset uses oil-based ink attraction vs water-receptive non-image areas.
3Which family of processes transfers ink from a raised image surface onto the substrate?
A.Only gravure intaglio
B.Relief printing (e.g., letterpress, flexography)
C.Only electrostatic digital xerography
D.Only waterless offset without any image height
Explanation: Relief processes print from a raised image. Flexography and classic letterpress are common examples.
4Intaglio printing (as in gravure) forms the image by holding ink in:
A.Raised rubber stamps only
B.Recessed cells or engraved wells on a cylinder/plate
C.Open mesh holes without any ink cells
D.Magnetic toner particles exclusively
Explanation: Intaglio/gravure images are recessed; a doctor blade wipes excess ink from the surface so ink remains in the cells.
5Screen printing (silk screen) is best described as a stencil process that forces ink through:
A.Deep gravure cells under a doctor blade only
B.Open mesh areas of a stretched fabric onto the substrate
C.Offset blankets without any mesh
D.Letterpress type without screens
Explanation: A stencil blocks non-image mesh; a squeegee pushes ink through open image areas of the mesh onto the substrate.
6Digital printing is distinctive in commercial production because it typically:
A.Always requires etched copper gravure cylinders for every short run
B.Images each page from digital data without conventional film-to-plate setup for every job
C.Can never print variable data or personalised content
D.Eliminates all need for colour management and substrates
Explanation: Digital presses (inkjet/toner) print directly from digital files, enabling short runs and variable data without job-specific conventional plates.
7In basic printing science, viscosity of ink most directly influences:
A.Only the paper’s grain direction
B.How readily the ink flows and transfers under press conditions
C.Only the wattage of the factory lights
D.Whether a PDF is RGB or CMYK
Explanation: Viscosity describes resistance to flow. Too thick or thin ink affects transfer, density, and press runnability.
8The term 'substrate' in printing technology refers to:
A.Only the fountain solution in offset
B.The material being printed on, such as paper, board, film, or fabric
C.Only the squeegee blade material
D.The electric motor driving the press
Explanation: Substrate is the receiving surface for the printed image—paper, carton board, plastic film, metal, textiles, etc.
9Computer-to-Plate (CTP) technology primarily replaces which traditional prepress step?
A.Folding finished signatures on a buckle folder
B.Imaging plates from film intermediates by exposing plates directly from digital data
C.Gluing corrugated flutes only
D.Measuring only ink tack after delivery
Explanation: CTP images printing plates directly from digital files, reducing or eliminating film-based plate-making workflows.
10According to CHSE Printing Technology Paper-I overview units, which cluster belongs to the pressroom production chain after design?
A.Only yoga and environment education modules
B.Pre-press / Computer to Plate / Printing / Finishing
C.Only municipal tax computation
D.Only pure vocal music theory
Explanation: The official Paper-I overview explicitly frames Graphic Design, Colour Management, Pre-press, CTP, Printing, and Finishing as the production chain concepts.

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