When using a brush, users can press and hold the ​ (a)   key to use the eyedropper to select a color to

use from an image.

• Alt
• Ctrl
• Shift

The ​ (a)   Brush tool is a type of retroactive nondestructive tool that can be used to fix a permanent

change on a layer.

• History
• Paint
• Blob

After creating a shape, one can use the ​ (a)   tool to add or delete points on the shape.

• Pen
• Anchor
• History

​ (a)   fonts lack the stylized ends on the lines of letters that ​ (b)   fonts have.

• Sans-serif
• serif

​ (a)   is the space between two single characters, ​ (b)   is the space between all

characters, and ​ (c)   is the space between lines of text.

• Kerning
• tracking
• leading

When adjusting the bounding box around text, one can hold the ​ (a)   key to scale proportionately or

the​ (b)   key to skew the object.

• Shift
• Ctrl or Command

The ​ (a)   tool can be used to select a color or color range in an image.

• Magic Wand
• Selection Tool
• Lasso Tool

When using the Magic Wand tool, it is a good practice to turn on ​ (a)   to smooth the jagged

edges of a selection.

• anti-aliasing
• anti aging
• anti shaking

One can use the keyboard shortcut ​ (a)   and then a click to subtract areas of a

selection.

• Ctrl+Alt
• Ctrl+Shift
• Shift+Alt

​ (a)   can be used to modify a selection by softening the edges based on a pixel amount.

• Feather
• Softening
• Smoothing