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WorksheetsARV 217 Test 3 Study Guide
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 29mins
When you add text to an image in Photoshop, what resolution do the characters have?
Twice the resolution as the image file
300 ppi
100 ppi
The full resolution of the Photoshop document
What does the Tracking value specify?
Overall space between letters
Vertical space between lines of text
Vertical height of characters
Horizontal text vs. vertical text
What happens to selected text when you hover the cursor over a font name?
That font is applied to the text and permanently saved
That font is temporarily applied to the text as a preview
The font is applied to all characters except the selected text
Nothing happens to the selected text
What happens when you double-click the thumbnail icon of a type layer in the Layers panel?
The first character will be selected
The text on that layer will be rasterized
The text on that layer will be rasterized
All of the type on that layer will be selected
By default, all text you create in Photoshop has the (a) style applied.
Which of these statements is true about warping point type?
Warping options let you control the orientation of the warp effect
You can change a layer's warp style
Warping options let you control the warp effect perspective
All of these answers are correct
In the Warp Text dialog box, the (a) slider specifies how much warp is applied.
The setting that determines the vertical space between lines is called:
(a)
An advantage to saving a Photoshop file as a PDF is?
Vector type for texts is included
Photoshop editing capabilities can be retained
A Photoshop PDF file can be opened in Acrobat or Photoshop
All of these are advantages to saving a Photoshop file to PDF
How can you tell in the Glyphs panel if a character has alternates available?
The character will have a thick line underneath it
The character's box will have a black dot in the bottom right corner
The character will be highlighted
All of these answers are correct
A (a) is an object or group whose shape masks other artwork so that only areas that lie within the shape are visible.
How is a text layer the same as or different from other layers in Photoshop?
Type that is added to an image appears in the Layers panel as a text layer that can be edited and managed in the same way as any other kind of layer
As long as the type layer exists, Photoshop preserves the type outlines so that the text remains sharp when you scale or resize type
To use a text layer as a clipping mask, make sure the layer you want to reveal is directly above the text layer
select the layer you want to show through the letters, and apply the Create Clipping Mask command from the Layers panel menu
Type in Photoshop consists of vector-based shapes that describe the letters, numbers, and symbols of a typeface.
(a)
What is an advantage of using a vector image compared to using a bitmap image?
Vector images retain their crisp edges regardless of size
Vector images retain their direction and magnitude
Vector images can be black and white or color
Vector images can be layered
A path with two distinct endpoints is referred to as:
A defined path
An Open path
A Closed path
A Continuous path
When you move a direction line on a smooth point, what happens to the curved segments on each side of the point?
Only the curve on the same side as the direction line adjusts
Only the curve on the opposite side as the direction line adjusts
They adjust simultaneously
Neither curved segment adjusts
What marks the ends of path segments?
End points
Anchor Points
Points per Inch
Anchor Pixels
On curved segments, selecting a corner point displays (a) direction line(s).
The keyboard shortcut to constrain a line you are drawing so that it is perfectly straight is:
Press and hold the Shift key
Press and hold the Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) key
Press and hold the Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac OS) key
Click the Arrow key once
Which of these can't be used to edit a shape layer?
Pen Tool
Direct Selection tool
Brushes
Layer effects
What will happen if you click when you see a small circle by the Pen tool pointer?
You will change the path fill color
The path will remain open
You will delete the path
You will close the path
What happens if you have created one work path and then draw another work path?
The two paths join together
The first path is replaced by the most recently-drawn path
You can't draw a second work path
The color on the second path will be different.
How can you edit a preset shape after placing it on a layer in your document?
Use the Pen tool
Use the Direct Selection tool
Use the Direct Selection tool
All of these answers are correct
What is the difference between a bitmap image and a vector graphic?
Bitmap, or raster, images are based on a grid of pixels. Vector graphics are made up of shapes based on mathematical expressions
Bitmap, or raster, images are made up of shapes based on mathematical expressions. Vector graphics are based on a grid of pixels.
The Direct Selection tool lets you edit the points, segments, and direction lines of a path or shape. The Selection tool lets you move and resize an entire path or shape.
You can change the shape of a curved path segment
After using the Pen tool to add an anchor point to a path, how do you make sure the next path segment is a curve?
(a)
How can you add a preset shape to the document?
(a)
For paths and shapes, why would you use the Direct Selection tool instead of the Selection tool?
(a)
What are some ways to change the shape of a curved path segment?
(a)
Clicking Edit > Free Transform with multiple layers selected allows you to do what when holding down the shift key?
Move an image
Save changes made to the layers
Warp an image
Resize all of the selected layers
What can Smart Filters can be applied to?
Smart Layers only
Any object
Smart Objects only
Any layer type
The Forward Warp tool (a) as you drag.
Which Liquify tool moves pixels towards the center of the brush as you click or drag?
The Gather tool
The Pucker tool
The Circle tool
The Backwards Warp tool
The Color blending mode combines the (a) of a base color with the hue and saturation of a different color you're applying.
What is the keyboard shortcut to increase the brush size as you paint?
Plus key (+)
Left arrow key
Right bracket key (])
Left bracket key ([)
To undo or redo only the most recent change, you can:
Press Ctrl+Alt+Z (Windows)
Command+Option+Z (Mac)
Choose Edit > Toggle Last State
All of these answers are correct
How can you make sure you are seeing everything in the History panel?
Save your document and the History panel will refresh with the most recent actions
You can only see the last five actions in the History panel
Click the bottom of the History panel and drag it down
Double-click the History panel after you have already opened it
When you click a previous state in the History panel, what happens to all of the states that came after that state once you perform a new task?
They are dimmed so you can still see them
You can't perform a new task with a previous state selected
They are saved in an alternate history
They are deleted
How can you change the width and height separately for a project using the Image > Image Size panel?
Click the Arrow icon to unlink the values
Click the Link icon to unlink the values
Double-click the Height value to unlink from the Width value
You can't change the width separately from the height using the Image Size panel
What are the differences between using a Smart Filter and a regular filter to apply effects to an image?
(a)
What do the Bloat and Pucker tools in the Liquify filter do?
(a)
What does the History panel do?
(a)
What is the relationship of the Undo and Redo commands to the History panel?
(a)
