Digital Design 1 Chapter 3 Test

Which part of the User Interface is this?

• Tools Panel

• Options Bar

• Menu Bar

• Dock Panel

Which of the following statements best describes the location of the Options Bar?

• At the right of the workspace, it contains the groups of controls for working with images

• At the top of the workspace window, home for essential commands, adjustments and actions

• A the left of the workspace window, it is a column of icons for creating and editing

• Directly beneath the Menu bar, it displays available options for the tool selected in the Tools Panel

What is this image showing?

• Menu Bar

• Options Bar

• Tools Panel

• Panels

File Edit, Image Select, Filter, View, and Window are all found in which User Interface element?

• Dock panel

• Menu bar

• Options bar

• Tool bar

Which User Interface element can be grouped, stacked, or docked?

• Tool bar

• Panels

• Options bar

• Document window

Where is the icon for Screen Modes located?

• In the panel dock menu options

• At the right side of the menu bar

• With the Workspace switcher

• At the bottom of the Tools panel

Which of the following commands should you use if you modify a Workspace too much and want to to return to the original configuration?

• File>Preferences>Workspace>Previous

• Windows>Workspace>Reset (workspace)

• File>Menu>Workspace>Restore

• Options>Arrange>Return Original

When you launch Photoshop, the program automatically loads the last workspace arrangement that was used.

• true
• false

What is used to adjust user interface background colors, text and what will automatically show in the workspace?

• Windows>Arrangements

• Keyboard>Shortcuts

• File>Preferences

• Edit>Panels

The workspace selection drop down at the upper right of the screen performs what function?

• loads panels specific to the workspace for the type of image being worked

• keeps a history of the documents that are located into the document window

• establishes a frame for the panels that are loaded for a specific workspace function

• adjusts the user interface background colors, text, cursor size and style