Lesson 22 Adobe Illustrator Layers Panel LGDI

What is the purpose of layers in a document as described in the Layers Panel?

• To compress file size

• To organize work into distinct levels that can be viewed and worked on in isolation

• To enhance the color accuracy of the document

• To link different documents together

How are layers arranged in a document according to the information in the Layers Panel?

• In a linear sequence

• Randomly

• Stacked on top of each other in any order chosen by the user

• Automatically by size

What is the default starting point of every document in terms of layers?

• Layer 0

• Layer 1

• Base Layer

• Primary Layer

What can you do with layers in a document?

• Only rename them

• Only rearrange them

• Add, rename, and rearrange them

• Delete them only

What is a sublayer?

• A tool used to merge layers

• A layer that is locked by default

• A layer nested within another layer

• The bottommost layer in a document

What does the Layers panel primarily contain?

• Only the visibility options

• Tools for color adjustment

• Most of the options and tools for working with layers

• Shortcuts to external applications

What happens when you click the Locate Object button in the Layers panel after selecting an object in your document?

• The document is saved automatically.

• The object is deleted from the layer.

• It scrolls to show which layer the object belongs to.

• A new layer is created.

Which of the following can be done with content in a document regarding layers?

• Content can be moved between layers.

• Content can be locked permanently.

• Content can only be viewed, not edited.

• Content can change color automatically.

Is it possible to duplicate content in the layers of a document?

• No, content cannot be duplicated.

• Yes, but only text content can be duplicated.

• Yes, content can be duplicated.

• No, duplication is only for external files.

What is the purpose of merging layers, sublayers, or groups in digital artwork?

• To separate different elements for detailed editing

• To increase file size

• To streamline artwork and make it easier to work with elements simultaneously

• To reduce the quality of the artwork