Principles of Arts, A/V, and Comm - Quiz 1

What is non-destructive editing in Photoshop?

• Making changes that do not eliminate the original image

• Enables you to remove the edits at a later time

• Examples include the use of a mask or duplicating a layer

• A, B and C

What is a raster image?

• Applies to Photoshop files

• Applies to a continuous-tone image, like a photograph

• Also called a bitmap image

• All of the above

What are the two types of resolution?

• Monitor and image

• Monitor and color

• Image and color

• Pixels and color

The layers panel in Photoshop is:

• Like a sheet of paper and multiple sheets or layers can be stacked on top of each other.

• It's the location to see all of your design elements

• Has an eye icon to make it visible or invisible.

• Can be rearranged to adjust your composition.

• All of the above

What is a portfolio?

• A collection of projects that represent a person's body of work

• A sheet of paper or digital document that has a person's work history

• A software certification

• A Photoshop technique

When a designer draws attention to an object, that area is given....

• Balance

• Harmony

• Emphasis

• Movement

Why is it important to emphasize an object or area of in a composition?

• To show texture

• To help communicate a message, meaning, theme or story

• To make it look realistic

• To fill in the space

What Photoshop tool can be used to sample colors?

• The Zoom tool

• The Eyedropper tool

• The Rectangular Marquee tool

• The Direct Selection tool

Which of these relates to employability?

• Turn a computer on and start a program

• Use search engines to do basic internet search

• Write and send email

• Access the internet and navigate from one location to another

• All of the above

What are the Photoshop tools used for making selections?

• Eyedropper and zoom

• Lasso and quick selection

• Eyedropper and quick selection