Which printing process uses a toner that sticks to the charged drum and thermally fuses onto a page?

a. flexography
b. electrostatic printing
c. electronic plotting and printing
d. offset printing

The answer is: B. electrostatic printing.

Electrostatic printing (laser printing) is the process where a laser beam passes   repeatedly (back and forth) over a negatively charged cylinder (drum) drawing a differentially charged image, then,  the drum is coated in electrically charged powder (toner), finally,  the paper is heated in order to fuse the toner to the paper.

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