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8 Computer Second Quarter Reviewer

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If you want to make the brush larger or smaller, use...?

a)

Brush Size

b)

Brush Tool

c)

Brush Tip

d)

Healing Brush Tool

2.

We can easily create a unique effect using this

a)

Brush Size

b)

Brush Tool

c)

Brush Tip

d)

Healing Brush Tool

3.

Shortcut key of the great healer tools

a)

Ctrl+T

b)

J

c)

B

d)

Bracket ([])

4.

Analyzes the data around the area where you are painting; It identifies the best area to sample the pixel information form

a)

Spot Healing Brush Tool

b)

Create Texture

c)

Content-Aware

d)

Proximity Match

5.

It intelligently works out how best to fill the areas you retouch when you use the spot healing brush

a)

Spot Healing Brush Tool

b)

Create Texture

c)

Content-Aware

d)

Proximity Match

6.

It works like the healing brush in that you set a sample point, but it's often better than the healing brush for fixing big areas

a)

Patch Tool

b)

Source

c)

Destination

d)

Healing Brush Tool

7.

It reproduces the selected area

a)

Patch Tool

b)

Source

c)

Destination

d)

Healing Brush Tool

8.

Points one part of an image over another part of the same image or over another part of any open document that has the same color mode

a)

Pinch Filter

b)

Clone Stamp Tool

c)

Zapping Shines and Shadows

d)

Content-Aware Patch

9.

Use to do some serious slimming like flabby chins, shrinking paunchy waistlines, and instantly shaving off pounds

a)

Pinch Filter

b)

Liquify Filter

c)

Bulge Busting

d)

Super Slimmers

10.

Let's you push, pull and pucker pixels any way you want

a)

Liquify Filter

b)

Pinch Filter

c)

Super Slimmers

d)

Bulge Busting

11.

Use this tool to push pixels forward

(a)  

12.

This tool collapses pixels in on themselves like the pinch filter

(a)  

13.

Used to move the image around when you're zoomed in

(a)  

14.

This tool lets you zoom in and out of the document

(a)  

15.

This section explains how to make skin look like it's really well cared for

(a)  

16.

A quick way to add an ethereal glow to the skin

(a)  

17.

Used to darken an image or area

(a)  

18.

Ctrl+J

(a)  

19.

It is the process of highlighting edges and fine details of an image

(a)  

20.

These filters won't give you any control on how you will sharpen your image

(a)  

21.

TRUE OR FALSE.

Noise in images are the black and white or colored speckles that comes when you shoot in a low-light conditioin

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

22.

TRUE OR FALSE.

Sharpen Details does not allow you to bring back some of the sharpness

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

23.

TRUE OR FALSE.

You can increase the Preserve Details setting to protect the detailes areas of your image

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

24.

TRUE OR FALSE.

The advanced setting does not let you tweak each color channel individually

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

25.

TRUE OR FALSE.

The pixels on your screen are much bigger than the ones your printer prints

a)

TAMA

b)

FALSE

26.

TRUE OR FALSE.

The radius setting controls the sharpening intensity

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

27.

TRUE OR FALSE.

The detail slider lets you control the level of detail camera raw brings out

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

28.

TRUE OR FALSE.

The luminance setting controls the color noise threshold

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

29.

TRUE OR FALSE.

Camera raw sports an adjustment brush that lets you paint slider-based adjustments directly on to an image on the local sharpening section

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

30.

TRUE OR FALSE.

The 3 goals of typography are Radius, Details, and Masking

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

31.

A decorative stroke that finishes off the end of a letter stem

a)

Serif

b)

San Serif

c)

Proportional

d)

Monospaced

32.

A font where each character occupies only as much width as it needs

a)

Serif

b)

Sans Serif

c)

Proportional

d)

Monospaced

33.

Allows you to paint on any layer

a)

Brush Tip

b)

Brush Tool

c)

Brush Size

d)

Hardness

34.

Makes the edges of the brush harder or softer

a)

Brush Tool

b)

Brush Size

c)

Hardness

d)

Brush Tip

35.

Brush Transparency;

a)

Opacity

b)

Amount

c)

Radius

d)

Hardness

36.

The default healing brush tool

a)

Content-Aware Fill

b)

Spot Healing Brush Tool

c)

Proximity Match

d)

Create Texture

37.

Will read the data surrounding the area you are attempting to repair

a)

Proximity Match

b)

Spot Healing Brush Tool

c)

Create Texture

d)

Content-Aware

38.

Enables you to clone areas from an image and blend the pixels from the sampled area seamlessly with your target area

a)

Patch Tool

b)

Source

c)

Destination

d)

Healing Brush Tool

39.

It copies and blends the area where you drag the patch tool

a)

Source

b)

Destination

c)

Healing Brush Tool

d)

Content-Aware

40.

Used to remove flabby chins

a)

Super Slimmers

b)

Pinch Filter

c)

Bulge Busting

d)

Liquify Filter

41.

Just like an undo brush

(a)  

42.

Use this tool to enlarge pixels from the center out

(a)  

43.

Used to slimmer an image by reducing their width

(a)  

44.

To create a layer for faux dodging/burning

(a)  

45.

If you sharpen too much, you'll get a...

(a)  

46.

Increase this setting whenever you have a lot of grayscale noise

(a)  

47.

This reduces the lego look of an image whenever saved in a low-quality JPEG file

(a)  

48.

If there colored specks on your image, try increasing this setting

(a)  

49.

Studies each pixel, looks at the contrast, and decides if they're different enough to be considered and edge

(a)  

50.

Controls the sharpening intensity

(a)