WorksheetsPhotoshop Midterm Review - Emily Johnson
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 38mins
What does the Copyright Law do?
Sets all the rules you must follow when copyrighting
It protects intellectual property.
It stops others from using, distributing, selling, displaying, e.t.c your creative work
Intellectual Property is...
A person's own idea, concept, though, phase, lyric, and design.
True
False
Which of the following are forms of copyright that are used to protect intellectual property?
Tangible or Fixed form, Unique, Creative.
Public domain, Infringement, and Tangible form.
Tangible or Fixed form, Unique, Intellectual.
Public domain, Infringement, and Fixed form.
Copyright __________ is a term used to describe when you violate copyright.
Exempt
Void
Law
Infringement
What is the Fair Use Act?
An act that protects the use of creators fairly.
When you are not allowed to use work under a certain situation even if involving education due to the creator's wants.
When you can use a work under certain circumstances for certain reasons. For example, for education when doing a project.
An act that lets you use copyrighted material no matter the cause.
What is Public Domain?
A Public area to receive any work you want to use regardless of rather it is copyrighted or not.
Works that you cannot copy without permission.
Works that you can copy without permission due to them being so old they are given for free now.
When a work is extremely old and is rarely used by the public anymore.
What are questions to ask when trying to find the purpose of a project?
Will the content be educational or informational to the audience? Why is the project being done?
What media formats does the audience want to be included in the project?
What is a common purpose of most of the projects you typically complete for an audience?
How do you find the target of the audience?
Guess
Find who you are designing for. Male, Female, or both?
Take surveys of an audience and include all their wants.
Learn to know your audience.
What are Demographics?
A term that refers to the looks of an audience.
A term that refers to the wants and needs of a target audience.
A term that refers to the age, gender, ethnicity, or occupation of an audience.
A term that refers to the graphics the audience wants to see in the project.
What can you do in the Options bar in Photoshop?
You can select options for a chosen tool.
You can select tools to use.
You can find panels to use.
You can find the navigation tools.
What are the panels in Photoshop?
A place to access all options in Photoshop.
Windows that navigate you through an image.
A panel that allows you to move easily through different parts of an image.
Small windows of grouped
elements/tools, like swatches or layers.
What is the navigator panel?
Where you can navigate through Photoshop.
A panel that allows you to move easily through different parts of an image.
A panel that accesses different rotations you can have in an image.
Where you can navigate through all available panels.
What is another name for raster images?
Pixel Images
Vector Images
Bitmap Images
Printer images
What are Raster Images?
Images made up of individual pixels (picture elements) of information placed on a grid, which the computer understands.
Images made up of grouped pixels (picture elements) of information placed on a grid, which the computer understands.
Images made up of set pixels (picture elements) of information placed on a grid, which the computer understands.
Images made up of different pixels (picture elements) of information placed on a grid, which the computer understands.
Image resolution is the pixel density of an image, measured in ___________________ of image.
dots per inch
lines per inch
pixels per inch
The more pixels per inch then.... _______________
The wider the image file size
The larger the image file size
The smaller the image file size
The longer the image file size
Screen Output?
72 ppi is the standard image resolution for screen output.
64 ppi is the standard image resolution for screen output.
86 ppi is the standard image resolution for screen output.
75 ppi is the standard image resolution for screen output.
What is screen output intended for?
An output to use when exporting information linked to the screen
high storage URLs and large-screen presentations
websites, email, small-screen presentations
movies, exported works
Print Output?
Standard resolutions for print are 240 ppi for desktop printers and 300 ppi for commercial printers.
Standard resolutions for print are 300 ppi for desktop printers and 240 ppi for commercial printers.
What is print output intended for?
Desktop printers or commercial printers (lower resolution than screen output)
Desktop printers or commercial printers (higher resolution than screen output)
Something made up of points, curves, and paths defined by mathematical objects and vectors.
Custom Shapes
Raster Graphics
Vector Graphics
Smart Objects
Vector images are used for type and logos for what reason?
They can be scaled side to side with loss in image quality.
They can be scaled up and down with loss in image quality.
They can be scaled side to side with no loss in image quality.
They can be scaled up and down with no loss in image quality.
The pen tool and Custom shapes are examples of Vector tools.
False
True
Rulers and guides align image elements. How do you get them to show up in Photoshop?
Windows > Rulers, or press Command R
View > Rulers, or press Command R
Select > Rulers, or press Command+R
Option > Rulers, or press Command R
To add a guide with rulers on, click on a ruler, and _____________ where you want it placed. To remove a guide, _________ back to the ruler.
place it, drag the guide
drag the guide, click & drag
click add button, click and drag
click add button, drag the guide
How do you change ruler units?
Single click a ruler, left click the ruler.
Double click a ruler, left click the ruler.
Single click a ruler, right click the ruler.
Double click a ruler, right click the ruler.
How do you resize the Canvas?
Choose Image > Canvas Size
Choose Layer > Canvas Size
Choose Canvas > Canvas Size
Chose Edit, Canvas Size
How do you straighten an image using the crop tool?
With the crop tool selected, click the crop straight button in the options bar. Draw a line where you want the horizontal to be after straightening.
With the crop tool selected, click the align button in the options bar. Draw a line where you want the horizontal to be after straightening.
With the crop tool selected, click the straighten button in the options bar. Draw a line where you want the horizontal to be after straightening.
With the crop tool selected, click the straighten button in the tools bar. Draw a line where you want the horizontal to be after straightening.
To rotate the image (but not the canvas)
Choose Select> Image Rotation
Choose Edit > Image Rotation
Choose Option > Image Rotation
Choose Image > Image Rotation
To flip the canvas, choose Image > Rotation, and choose from,
Pixels or Inches
Horizontal or Vertical
Options or Views
Left or Right
To rotate an active selection select the move tool. Select show transform controls in the options bar. Hover the cursor over one of the corners until it becomes a curved double arrow. Click and drag to desired position
True
False
How do you scale or skew an active selection?
In Edit Menu > Transform > Scale (or skew)
In Select Menu > Transform > Scale (or skew)
In View Menu > Transform > Scale (or skew)
In Transform Menu > Transform > Scale (or skew)
With Text - Edit > Transform and Edit> Free transform can be applied to text layers as easily as
image layers
text layers
transform layers
edited layers
When can a type block be stretched, scaled, or distorted?
When the move tool is un-selected and disabling snow transform controls in the options bar.
When the move tool is selected and enabling snow transform controls in the options bar.
What does a selection do?
Selects areas on an image that could be edited better.
Selects the most important part of the image.
Isolates part of your image for editing. A selection border (marching ants) will appear when the selection is active.
Isolates part of your image for editing. A solid border (sleeping ants) will appear when the selection is active.
What does Command A do?
Highlights copied information on an image.
Deselects all selected pixels on the layer.
Selects specific layers on an image.
Selects all pixels on the layer.
What does Command D do?
Copies information
Deselects all selected pixels on the layer.
Pastes information
Selects all pixels on the active layer.
How do you reverse the selected and unselected areas.
Select Tools > Transform
Select Tools > Inverse
Select Menu > Inverse
Select Menu > Transform
Marquee Tool?
Selects rectangles, marquees, and single rows.
Circular or oval shape selection when you click and drag with the mouse.
Selects rectangles, ellipses, and single row and single column.
Selects shapes that are similar to a marquee shape.
Elliptical Marquee?
Tool that creates a circular or oval shape selection when you click and drag with the mouse.
Tool that creates a round or circle shape selection when you click and drag with the mouse.
Tool that creates a sharp or square shape selection when you click and drag with the mouse.
Tool that creates a sharpened or oval shape selection when you click and drag with the mouse.
Lasso Tools - drag to draw _____________
straight-line segments (like using the pencil tool)
selections freehand (like using the pencil tool)
Dragging and dropping images into different locations.
"painting a selection" and adjusting images inside.
Polygonal Lasso?
Draw round edges to circle an object.
Draw a solid-color area.
Draw straight-line segments.
Draw a selection and give it an adjustable round tip.
Magnetic Lasso?
Draw around edges; snaps to edges with contrasting colors.
Draw straight-line segments.
Paint a selection using a brush tip.
Select a solid-color area.
Magic Wand tool - Select a ________ area with one click.
line-color
paint-color
multi-color
solid-color
Quick Selection Tool?
"Drag" a selection using an adjustable round brush tip.
"Paint" a selection using an adjustable round brush tip.
"Draw" a selection using an adjustable round brush tip.
"Trace" a selection using an adjustable round brush tip.
To increase or decrease the size of the quick selection brush, use the ______________.
Number keys on keyboard
Arrow keys on keyboard
Bracket keys on keyboard
Parentheses keys on keyboard
what should you do when cropping a image?
Maintain aspect radio, hold the shift key.
Maintain aspect radio, hold the command key.
Maintain aspect radio, hold the space key.
Maintain aspect radio, hold the tab key.
What does the Match Color tool do?
Allows the users to make multiple different images look similar.
Allows the users to make two different images look different.
Allows the users to make two different images look exactly the same.
Allows the users to make two different images look similar.
Where can the user easily manipulate tones?
In the basic function of the Adjustments dialog box.
In the basic function of the Levels Dialog box.
In the basic function of the Tones dialog box.
To increase or decrease the size of the quick selection brush tip, use the arrow keys.
False
True
When using the Magic Wand tool, tonal levels can be added by increasing the number in the ________
Tolerence Box
Add-ons Box
Tools Box
Adjustments Box
What tool is much like the lasso tool when selecting an area.
Move tool
Crop tool
Paint-brush tool
Pencil tool
The dodge tool is used to ______ the amount of exposure on an area.
reduce
increase
The image size dialog box shows the selected image size in _____ by default.
CMYK
pixels
inches
RGB
What tool let's you move an object to a different spot in the image.
Quick Selection tool
Lasso tool
Content-Aware move tool
Content-Aware scale
Where is the Content-Aware Scale is located in the ........
Select
Edit
Layer
Image
The pupil size in an image may be adjusted when what is selected?
Red-eye tool
Color-handling
Patch tool
Edit tool
A __________ is a graphic which depicts all the different tones of the image.
Anti-Alias
Non-Destructive
Destructive
Histogram
The basic function of the _______ selection tool allows the user to anti-alias the edge of the selection.
Quick
Feather
Center
Active
Anti-aliasing?
A technique used to add less realism to a digital image by sharpening jagged edges on curved lines and diagonals.
A technique used to add greater realism to a digital image by smoothing jagged edges on curved lines and diagonals.
In a layer mask ---->
WHITE reveals, BLACK conceals
WHITE conceals, BLACK reveals
Place ____ and Place _____ are used to create smart objects.
Tool, pin
Linked; embedded
Embedded; linked
Destructive, non-destructive
The pen tool creates anchor points, which can be used to draw line segments.
True
False
The clone stamp clones
pixels
images
centimeters
millimeters
Command __ has the job of duplicating a layer in your layers panel.
D
J
A
V
When an image is resampled then....
Pixels are altered or thrown away.
Inches are altered or thrown away.
It originally did not fit the margins.
False - it does not need to be resampled.
Normal filters are destructive
To help them appear better
While other smart filters are non-destructive
While other smart object become non-destructive
And it is rare to see non-destructive.
What does the Ruler do?
Help you measure a canvas size.
So you a graphic ruler
Show you lists of measurement options
Change the unit of measure
How do you create guides?
Select > Guides > Open
Click on the ruler and click again to guides.
Click on the ruler and drag out guides.
New > Guides > open
What does the new effect layer button do?
Allow a second filter to be added from the filter gallery.
Allows multiple filter to be added from the filter gallery.
Allows multiple effects on to layers.
Allows different layer options.
When opacity is altered on a layer effect, it alters the entire effect whereas altering the ___ only affects the fill.
shape
fill
crop
layer
What is tracking used for?
Used to adjust spacing between sentences.
Used to adjust spacing between 3 or more selected characters.
Used to adjust spacing between words.
Used to adjust space between two characters only
What is kerning for?
Used to adjust space between characters.
Used to adjust space between sentences.
Used to adjust space between words.
Used to adjust space between two characters only
Transformations include what?
cropping, shaping, and bending an image.
scaling, sizing, and distorting an image.
transforming, skew, and distort an image.
Color handling, stylize, and straightening an image.
What is Leading?
space between paragraphs in text
space between words in a sentence in the text
space between lines of text
space between 2 letters in text
