T-shaped tool to squeeze out superfluous ink or any other liquid from a surface.

• A. Photolithography
• B. 3 Color Process
• C. Squeeze
• D. Pull-up

Answer: (C)

The key idea is using a hand tool to remove excess liquid from a surface by squeezing or pressing it away. A T-shaped tool used in this way acts like a squeeze: its flat edge or blade is dragged across the surface to push out and wipe away any superfluous ink or liquid, leaving an even, controlled layer. This function is essential in printing when you want to prevent puddles or uneven edges and ensure clean results.

Photolithography is about transferring patterns with light, not a manual tool for removing excess liquid. The three-color process refers to color separation in printing, not a hand tool. Pull-up describes a different printing technique or effect, not the act of squeezing away surplus ink with a T-shaped implement.