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Students should be able to describe the performance characteristics of papers and boards, including: • the ability to be scored • cutting • folding • surface qualities for printing • impact resistance • recyclability and/or biodegradability.
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Students should be able to describe the performance characteristics of papers and boards, including: • the ability to be scored • cutting • folding • surface qualities for printing • impact resistance • recyclability and/or biodegradability
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- You need to be able to students should be able to describe the performance characteristics of papers and boards, including: • the ability to be scored • cutting • folding • surface qualities for printing • impact resistance • recyclability and/or biodegradability.
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Quick student answer
Which of the following materials is best known for its ability to be easily scored and folded?
Direct answer
Cardboard is known for its ability to be easily scored and folded, making it ideal for packaging and crafts.
Key terms
- Scoring: The process of creating a crease in paper or board to facilitate folding.
- Recyclability: The ability of a material to be processed and reused in the production of new products.
Common trap
Confusing recyclability with biodegradability: Recyclability refers to the ability to process a material for reuse, while biodegradability refers to the material's ability to decompose naturally.
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