Adobe Visual AI D2 L1-2 quiz

If you're artboard is zoomed in where you cannot see all of it, the ​ ​ (a)   will allow you to pan through it. This tool can be found in the ​ (b)   or by pressing the ​ (c)   key.

• hand tool
• toolbar
• tab

The ​ (a)   tool can allow you to get in close to a portion of your artboard. The Keyboard shortcut for this is ​ (b)   . You can also change the number on the small ​ (c)   display on the lower-left corner of your interface.

• zooming
• ctrl + plus sign
• percentage

Sadly, users cannot ​ ​ (a)   an artboard manually. Rather, the artboard ​ ​ (b)   needs to be changed from the ​ (c)   panel.

• Rotate
• orientation
• properties

Users can ​ (a)   the ruler measurement mode easily by right-clicking on it. However, doing this ​ (b)   alter the global ​ (c)   in your file.

• change
• will not
• preferences

Your document 'rasterization' setting needs to be ​ (a)   if it is to be printed on a profesisonal device, while a ​ (b)   setting is needed for interactive uses. Also, if your final work is to have a front and back, you must ​ create ​ (c)   ​ (d)   .

• higher
• lower
• two
• artboards

The Illustrator​ (a)   is a very handy to have ​ (b)   at the top of your interface. This works in the same way as the ​ (c)   did in Photoshop. Also, the ​ (d)   works similarly because it changes depending on your selection or tool.

• control panel
• docked
• options panel
• properties panel

Workspace ​ (a)   can be found in the ​ (b)   menu. When selecting one, a ​ (c)   of panels will appear. These can be ​ (d)   with other panels, or at any edge of your interface. Just move them, and release your mouse when you see the ​ (e)   bar appear.

• panels
• window
• group
• docked
• blue