InDesign Formatting Styles

In addition to nested styles, InDesign provides nested line styles.

• True

• False

• Sometimes

• Only in certain versions

Paragraph styles differ from character styles in that they are applied to entire paragraphs, not just to selected characters.

• True

• False

• Only for headings

• Only for lists

A _________ includes only character attributes such as font style (bold, italic, condensed, etc.) and color and applies only to selected text within a paragraph.

• character style

• paragraph style

• text style

• font style

What does a nested line style allow you to do?

• Specify formatting for individual lines in a paragraph

• Change the font size of the entire document

• Add bullet points to a list

• Insert images within a paragraph

What option allows you to update style formatting automatically to anything which the style is applied?

• Redefine Style option

• Update Formatting option

• Style Refresh option

• Auto Style Adjust option

In addition to loading styles from another document, you can share paragraph and character styles among multiple documents through _________.

• Style Manager

• CC Libraries

• Document Templates

• Shared Styles

In the Paragraph Styles panel, what does the plus sign (+) next to the style name indicate?

• The selected text has local formatting applied to it

• The style is not applied to any text

• The style is a default style

• The style has been modified but not saved

The two prerequisites for creating a nested style are that (1) you have first created a character style and (2) you have built a paragraph style in which to nest it.

• True

• False

• Only one prerequisite is needed

• Character style is not necessary

A collection of attributes that allows you to consistently apply formatting across documents in one step is called:

• A Theme

• A Template

• A Style

• A Format

What does it mean to load a style from another InDesign document?

• Import a style from another document

• Export a style to another document

• Delete a style from the current document

• Create a new style from scratch