What do graphic designers use Illustrator to create?

• Raster graphics

• Vector graphics

• Bitmap images

• Photographs

What are vector images and graphics made of?

• Pixels

• Photons

• Points, lines, shapes, and curves

• Grains

Why can vector graphics be scaled up or down without losing quality?

• They are based on pixels

• They use high-resolution images

• They are based on mathematical formulas

• They are stored in large file sizes

What is the purpose of Illustrator's user interface?

• To create and edit designs and artwork for print, web, and mobile devices.

• To play music and videos.

• To manage email and calendar events.

• To browse the internet.

What does it mean when panels are docked in Illustrator?

• Panels are hidden from view.

• Panels are securely locked in place and indicated by a blue light.

• Panels are deleted from the workspace.

• Panels are minimized to the taskbar.

How do floating panels enhance workspace efficiency in Illustrator?

• By locking panels in place.

• By allowing panels to move freely around the screen.

• By hiding panels from view.

• By deleting unused panels automatically.

What are raster images created with?

• Vector-based software

• Pixel-based software

• Text-based software

• Audio-based software

Which of the following file formats is commonly associated with raster images?

• SVG

• PDF

• JPG

• DOCX

What is a common use of a raster program in photo editing?

• Creating 3D models

• Painting and blending colors

• Writing code

• Composing music

What are vector graphics primarily used for?

• Engineering

• 3D Animation

• Graphic Design

• All of above