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Printer and Scanner Review



True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

In inkjet printers, the print-head moves across the paper and forces out a series of dots made of ink.
 

 2. 

In inkjet printers, the print-head moves across the paper and forces out a series of dots made of ink.
 

 3. 

You can print photos with inkjet printers and they’ll look good, but won’t last as long and are not waterproof.
 

 4. 

Recycled cartridges for inkjet printers are just as good as new ones.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 
 
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Image 2-1
 

 5. 

Image 2-1 represents what?
a.
daisywheel printer
c.
dye sublimation printer
b.
impact printer
d.
inkjet printer
 
 
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2-2
 

 6. 

The paper in image 2-2 would be used in what kind of printer?
a.
laser
c.
dot matrix
b.
ink jet
d.
thermal wax transfer
 
 
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2-4
 

 7. 

The printer in 2-4 is a ______ printer
a.
dot-matrix
c.
laser
b.
ink jet
d.
thermal wax transfer
 

 8. 

What is a reason companies still use dot-matrix printers?
a.
Because they are very reliable
c.
Because they have excellent dpi rating
b.
To print mult-part forms
d.
Because they are quiet
 
 
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2-5
 

 9. 

The image shown belongs with what type of printer? (image 2-5)
a.
Inkjet
c.
dot matrix
b.
laser
d.
impact
 

 10. 

What are the steps of the laser printing process in order?
a.
charging, writing, developing, fusing, transferring, cleaning
c.
cleaning, writing, developing, transferring, fusing, charging
b.
charging, developing, writing, transferring, fusing, cleaning
d.
cleaning, charging, writing, developing, transferring, fusing
 
 
nar005-1.jpg
Image 2-6
 

 11. 

In image 2-6, what kind of printer uses this ink?
a.
dye sublimation
c.
laserjet
b.
solid ink
d.
ink jet
 

 12. 

This type of printer uses ink that is melted onto the paper. No toner is involved.
a.
laser jet
c.
dye jet
b.
sublimation
d.
solid ink
 

 13. 

Which type of printer is more “green”?
a.
solid ink
c.
dye sublimation
b.
laser jet
d.
dot matrix
 
 
nar006-1.jpg
Image 2-7
 

 14. 

In Image 2-7 shows a _____________________
a.
dye sublimation printer
c.
ink jet printer
b.
laser jet printer
d.
scanner
 

 15. 

In Image 2-7 E refers to the
a.
mirror
c.
CCD
b.
filter
d.
lens
 

 16. 

In Image 2-7 D refers to the
a.
mirror
c.
CCD
b.
filter
d.
lens
 

 17. 

In Image 2-7 C refers to the
a.
Single-lamp light source
c.
CCD
b.
filter
d.
lens
 

 18. 

In Image 2-7 B refers to the
a.
Single-lamp light source
c.
CCD
b.
filter
d.
lens
 

 19. 

Most scanners speak
a.
English
c.
TWAIN
b.
Spanish
d.
TRAIN
 

Multiple Response
Identify one or more choices that best complete the statement or answer the question.
 
 
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2-3
 

 20. 

The image 2-3 represents what kind of print head?  (Select all that apply)
 a.
daisywheel
 c.
dot matrix
 b.
ink jet
 d.
impact
 

 21. 

How many pins on a dot matrix print head (choose two).
 a.
10
 c.
28
 b.
9
 d.
24
 

 22. 

How is paper fed through a dot-matrix printer? (Choose two)
 a.
Tractor feed
 c.
Friction feed
 b.
Impact
 d.
Actuator arm
 

 23. 

What are some features of current inkjet printers?
 a.
Can print on printable CDs
 c.
Can print on multi-part forms
 b.
Can print realistic photos
 d.
Can print on regular old paper
 

 24. 

Which of the following are components in the laser toner cartridge?
 a.
hopper filled with toner
 e.
paper tray
 b.
Ribbon
 f.
piezoelectric crystal
 c.
EP drum covered with a photosensitive coating
 g.
corona charging assembly
 d.
blade
 h.
ink
 

 25. 

Which of the following are components in the laser scanning assembly?
 a.
laser
 e.
paper tray
 b.
Ribbon
 f.
piezoelectric crystal
 c.
mirror
 g.
lenses
 d.
blade
 h.
ink
 

 26. 

What are the three types of thermal printers?
 a.
Wax transfer
 d.
Impact
 b.
Plotter
 e.
Autochrome
 c.
Direct
 f.
Monochrome
 

 27. 

What are the three parts of the windows printer process?
 a.
client
 c.
printer
 b.
printer device
 d.
spooler
 

Completion
Complete each statement.
 

 28. 

This process is used by laser printers to produce images
 

 

Matching
 
 
Label the parts of a laser printer cartridge

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 29. 

Charge corona assembly
 

 30. 

Developer roll
 

 31. 

cleaner blade
 
 
Printer Types
a.
Uses pens to create line images.
e.
Coated paper is used. Dots are burned directly onto the paper. Monochrome.
b.
Uses a stick of wax that is melted to create ink which is then sprayed onto the drum.
f.
Uses special paper with embedded pigments. Paper passes under a printhead three times, using different temperatures to bring forth the pigments. UV light sets the colors.
c.
Solid dye is contained in a ribbon or roll. Heated print heads push against the ribbon and melt the ink onto the paper
g.
Ink is sprayed through tiny nozzles onto paper.
d.
A heating element melts wax on a ribbon to create a permenant image
h.
Using an electrophotostatic process, charged toner particles are fused onto paper
 

 32. 

Thermal wax transfer
 

 33. 

Plotter
 

 34. 

Direct thermal transfer
 

 35. 

Ink or bubble jet
 

 36. 

Laser
 

 37. 

Solid ink
 
 
Match the Windows Print Process step with its description.
a.
Client
c.
Printer
b.
Spooler
 

 38. 

User sends job to the printer.
 

 39. 

winspool.drv issues an RPC to spoolsv.exe
 

 40. 

Program calls forth the GDI
 

 41. 

spoolsv.exe calls spools.dll
 

 42. 

GDI transfer to the job to spooler
 

 43. 

Spooler sends the job to the printer share/driver
 

 44. 

localspl.dll routes the job either to the local printer or remote print server
 

 45. 

Print language is translated into something the printer can understand
 
 
grp004-1.jpg
 

 46. 

Ribbon cable
 

 47. 

Paper feed
 

 48. 

Paper feed stepper motor
 

 49. 

Printhead assembly
 

 50. 

Ink cartridges
 

 51. 

Control circuitry
 

 52. 

Belt
 

 53. 

Printhead stepper motor
 

 54. 

Stabalizer bar
 

 55. 

Paper advance rollers
 
 
Label the parts of the scanner assembly

grp005-1.jpg
 

 56. 

mirrors
 

 57. 

lens
 

 58. 

light source
 

 59. 

filters
 

 60. 

CCD
 



 
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