When the colors in an advertisement are out of line, they are described as: 

(A) out of border

(B) out of justification

(C) out of relief              

(D) out of register

Correct Ans: (B)

Explanation:
Advertisers describe colors in an advertisement as out of register when they do not align correctly. This issue occurs during the printing process, where different color plates fail to match up perfectly. As a result, the advertisement shows a blurred or misplaced appearance, affecting its overall quality.

Printers use a registration system to ensure precise alignment of colors. However, any error in plate alignment or improper calibration causes colors to shift. For instance, a logo with multiple colors might appear fuzzy or misaligned if the registration is off. This problem can reduce the visual impact of the ad and may make it less appealing to readers.

To avoid this, printing professionals carefully monitor the registration process. They adjust the machinery to align the color plates accurately. By doing so, they ensure the final advertisement looks sharp, vibrant, and professional.