Adobe InDesign Chapter 5 Review

Here, you can see that the image at the bottom extends beyond the left side of the frame. Which technique can best ensure the image is displayed entirely within the frame?

• Use Center Content.

• Use Fill Frame Proportionally.

• Use Fit Content Proportionally.

• Use Content-Aware Fit.

Answer explanation

This will ensure the image fits inside the frame, even if the frame is not filled.

You are using the Place command to import a PDF that has multiple pages. You only want the first two pages. How should you import just these two pages?

• Select Show Import Options, and then select the page range 1-2.

• Open the Export Adobe PDF dialog box, and then select the page range 1-2.

• Open the file, and then delete the other pages.

• Select the file, and then specify the pages in the Place Cursor.

Answer explanation

This action imports just the first two pages of the PDF.

You use the Edit Original feature to edit an image in its original software and save your file. What happens when you go back to InDesign?

• You receive a "modified image" error alert.

• The image is automatically updated in your document.

• You must delete the image and replace with the new image.

• You need to replace the image.

Answer explanation

When you edit an image in the original software and click back onto your document, your page has been updated.

After using the Place feature, you have four images loaded into your cursor. You decide you do not want to use one of them. What can you do?

• Use the Down Arrow.

• Use the Delete key.

• Use the Esc key.

• Go back to the folder.

Answer explanation

Choosing this option deletes the current image on the cursor.

InDesign links all of your images as you place them in your document. When you look in the Links panel, you notice two errors: one indicated by a question mark and the other by a triangle. What do these errors mean?

• The question mark indicates the image is missing, and the triangle indicates the image has been modified.

• The question mark indicates you can use the image in other documents, and the triangle indicates you deleted that image.

• The question mark indicates the image has been marked for approval, and the triangle indicates you the approval has been granted.

• The question mark indicates you deleted that image, and the triangle indicates the image is low resolution.

Answer explanation

These warnings tell you to update the information on these images.