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In CMYK printing the letter K stands for

  • A.the kerning applied between letters
  • B.the kilogram weight of the paper stock
  • C.the key plate, which carries the black
  • D.the Kelvin temperature of the light source

Answer: C

The key plate carried the fine detail to which the coloured plates were registered, and it was printed in black. Using K rather than B also avoids any confusion with the blue of the RGB model, which matters when a specification names channels by their initials.

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