Photoshop Lesson 1

The term for a continuous-tone image made up of pixels is:

• Bitmapped digital image

• Vector digital image

• Photograph

• All of these answers are correct

Which option on the left of the Home screen should you choose to link to a range of tutorials that open in Photoshop?

• Home

• Live

• LR Photoshop

• Learn

What is the main difference between the Photoshop work area on Windows and that on the Mac?

• There is no dedicated work area in Photoshop for Windows

• There is no application frame in Photoshop for Mac OS

• Windows always presents Photoshop in a contained window

• There is no difference between the work area in Windows and Mac OS

What happens when you click the double arrows just above the Tools panel when it is in a single-column view?

• The Tools panel closes

• It switches to a double-column view

• The Tools panel minimizes

• It changes to a single-row across the top

How can you zoom in on a document you are working on?

• Press Z and then click in the document

• Choose View > Zoom In

• Select the Zoom In mode on the Options bar

• All of these answers are correct

When using the Navigator panel to zoom in on an image, the red rectangular outline represents the area of the image that:

• Appears in the Navigator image window

• Does not appear in the Navigator image window

• Needs additional work done on it

• Is out of focus

By default, the foreground color in Photoshop is:

• White

• Neutral Gray

• Black

• Blue

How do you cycle through the hidden tools underneath the Lasso tool?

• Shift-click (both Windows and Mac OS)

• Alt-click (Windows) or Option-click (Mac OS)

• Press the H key repeatedly

• None of these answers are correct

What happens when you hover the pointer over a swatch?

• The pointer turns into a paintbrush

• The background color is changed to that color

• The foreground color is changed to that color

• The pointer turns into an eyedropper

Where can you find the complete list of panels?

• The Window menu

• View > Panels

• The Panels menu

• Select > Panels