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BB2 F: PS Formative

Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How do you rotate an image in Photoshop?

a)

Go to Edit > Transform > Rotate

b)

Use the crop tool

c)

Adjust Levels

d)

Use the Lasso tool

2.

How do you straighten an image in Photoshop?

a)

Use the crop tool; click on the straighten button; click and drag along a straight edge in the photo

b)

Go to Edit > Transform > Rotate

c)

Adjust Levels

d)

Use the Lasso tool

3.

What option should you un-check if you want to crop an image non-destructively in Photoshop?

a)

"Delete Cropped Pixels"

b)

"Preserve Details"

c)

"Auto-Enhance"

d)

"Smart Objects"

4.

What does adjusting Levels in a photo do to the image in Photoshop?

a)

Adjusts the black and white points within the photo

b)

Rotates the image

c)

Crops the image

d)

Draws a selection freehand

5.

When adjusting Levels, where should the black and white points be placed on the histogram in Photoshop?

a)

Drag them in until they hug the sides of the “mountain” (the edges of the graph)

b)

Place them at the center of the graph

c)

Leave them at the default position

d)

Move them to the top of the graph

6.

What does the Lasso tool do in Photoshop?

a)

Draws a selection freehand, as though you were naturally drawing it with a pencil

b)

Rotates the image

c)

Adjusts Levels

d)

Crops the image

7.

What is the function of the Spot Healing Brush tool in Photoshop?

a)

Corrects parts of an image without needing to sample

b)

Copies part of an image by using a sampled portion

c)

Rotates the image

d)

Adjusts Levels

8.

What is the function of the Healing Brush tool in Photoshop?

a)

Corrects part of an image by using a sampled portion and automatically attempts to blend the pixels

b)

Copies part of an image by using a sampled portion

c)

Rotates the image

d)

Adjusts Levels

9.

What is the function of the Clone Stamp tool in Photoshop?

a)

Copies part of an image by using a sampled portion

b)

Corrects parts of an image without needing to sample

c)

Rotates the image

d)

Adjusts Levels

10.

When using the Healing Brush or Clone Stamp tools, which key do you press to select the area you want to sample from?

a)

Ctrl

b)

Shift

c)

Alt

d)

Spacebar

11.

What is the best color mode to work within Photoshop and why?

a)

CMYK because it is used for printing.

b)

Grayscale because it simplifies the image.

c)

RGB because this is Photoshop’s native language.

d)

Lab Color because it is device-independent.

12.

What setting controls the “fuzziness” of your brush in Photoshop?

a)

Opacity

b)

Flow

c)

Hardness

d)

Size

13.

What does the Blending Mode setting do in Photoshop?

a)

Changes the color of the image.

b)

Adjusts the brightness of the image.

c)

Changes how the pixels of one layer blends with the pixels of the layers below it.

d)

Rotates the image.

14.

In the Hue/Saturation adjustment panel, what does the Hue slider change?

a)

The brightness of the image.

b)

The specific color of the image.

c)

The contrast of the image.

d)

The sharpness of the image.

15.

In the Hue/Saturation adjustment panel, what does the Saturation slider change?

a)

The brightness of the image.

b)

The amount of color in the image.

c)

The contrast of the image.

d)

The sharpness of the image.

16.

What is the keyboard shortcut for “Select All” in Photoshop?

a)

Ctrl + S

b)

Ctrl + A

c)

Ctrl + C

d)

Ctrl + V

17.

Which tool samples colors by clicking on the image in Photoshop?

a)

Brush Tool

b)

Lasso Tool

c)

Eyedropper

d)

Eraser Tool

18.

In which panel can you save and name colors to use again later in Photoshop?

a)

Layers

b)

Swatches

c)

History

d)

Adjustments

19.

What’s the difference between the “Save” and “Save As” commands in Photoshop?

a)

“Save” creates a new file, “Save As” overwrites the existing file.

b)

“Save” overwrites the existing file in the existing location, “Save As” creates a new file, in a new location, new file type, or new file name.

c)

“Save” compresses the file, “Save As” does not.

d)

“Save” exports the file, “Save As” imports the file.

20.

What is one quick way to make a duplicate of a layer in Photoshop?

a)

Right-click the layer and select Duplicate

b)

Drag the layer down to the New Layer icon

c)

Press Ctrl + D

d)

Use the Copy and Paste function

21.

What type of layer creates an area of color that extends forever when the canvas changes size?

a)

Adjustment Layer

b)

Background Layer

c)

Fill Layer

d)

Mask Layer

22.

What does the “relative” box in the Canvas Size dialogue do?

a)

Locks the canvas size

b)

Changes the way the Canvas Size calculates the distance

c)

Automatically centers the canvas

d)

Rotates the canvas

23.

How do you extend the canvas only in a certain direction?

a)

Use the Crop Tool

b)

Adjust the Image Size

c)

Move the anchor in the Canvas Size box

d)

Use the Transform Tool

24.

Which three panels combined can you use to completely control your text appearance?

a)

Layers, History, and Actions panel

b)

Properties, Character, and Paragraph panel

c)

Tools, Options, and Info panel

d)

Channels, Paths, and Styles panel

25.

What is tracking in Photoshop?

a)

The distance between all the letters of selected text

b)

The alignment of text

c)

The font size of text

d)

The color of text

26.

What is a quick and easy trick in the Layers panel to easily highlight all the text on a Text layer?

a)

Right-click and select Highlight

b)

Use the Magic Wand Tool

c)

Double click the T icon on the layer

d)

Press Ctrl + A

27.

Why is it important to organize your layers in Photoshop?

a)

To make your layers easy to find

b)

To increase file size

c)

To change the color of layers

d)

To delete layers easily

28.

Give three ways to put layers into a group in Photoshop.

a)

Use the Magic Wand Tool

b)

Select all the layers, then click the Group icon (the folder)

c)

Select all the layers, then go to Layer > Group Layers

d)

Click the Group icon (folder) first, then drag the layers into the folder

29.

What two things happen to an image when you flatten it?

a)

It becomes larger and gains more layers.

b)

It no longer has separate layers and the document is smaller.

c)

It becomes more colorful and complex.

d)

It gains additional effects and filters.

30.

What is an easy way to remember which file formats are supported by web browsers?

a)

They all have the letter J in them.

b)

They all have the letter G in them.

c)

They all have the letter P in them.

d)

They all have the letter T in them.

31.

Imagine you're editing a photo for a client's magazine cover. What is the purpose of using Adjustment Layers in this scenario?

a)

To permanently alter the original image

b)

To add text to the magazine cover

c)

To apply color and tonal adjustments without permanently changing the image

d)

To create a new background for the cover

32.

Imagine you are working on a digital art project in Adobe Photoshop and you decide that your colorful landscape image would look more dramatic in black and white. How would you achieve this effect?

a)

Image > Mode > Grayscale

b)

Layer > New Adjustment Layer > Black & White

c)

Filter > Convert to Black and White

d)

Both A and B are correct