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Photoshop Terms 51-100

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the term "Kerning" refer to in Photoshop?

a)

Distance between two characters of text

b)

Vertical distance from top of one line of text to next

c)

Displays layers and layer options

d)

Adjusting the brightness of an image

2.

What is the function of the "Layers Panel" in Photoshop?

a)

Adjusts the color balance

b)

Displays layers and layer options

c)

Crops the image

d)

Changes the text font

3.

What does "Leading" refer to in Photoshop terminology?

a)

Distance between two characters of text

b)

Vertical distance from top of one line of text to next

c)

Adjusting the contrast

d)

Rotating the image

4.

What is a basic component in art that can be straight, rectilinear, curvilinear, and vary in thickness?

a)

Shape

b)

Line

c)

Color

d)

Texture

5.

Which tool is used to change the appearance of a face by filtering?

a)

Blur

b)

Liquify

c)

Sharpen

d)

Smudge

6.

What is a document called that states what is allowed to be filmed and used from a location?

a)

Location Release

b)

Filming Permit

c)

Site Agreement

d)

Shooting Contract

7.

Which tool erases selected pixels and surrounding pixels with a similar color?

a)

Clone Stamp

b)

Magic Eraser

c)

Healing Brush

d)

Paint Bucket

8.

What is metadata?

a)

A type of data storage device

b)

Information embedded within a file; details like exposure, aperture, creator, date created

c)

A software application for editing photos

d)

A document showing permission to use a person's likeness in a project

9.

What is a model release?

a)

A type of camera lens

b)

A document showing permission to use a person's likeness in a project

c)

A software update for editing tools

d)

A method of organizing digital files

10.

What does non-destructive editing mean?

a)

Editing process that permanently alters the original file

b)

Editing process that preserves original forms

c)

A method of deleting unwanted files

d)

A technique for enhancing image colors

11.

What is the function of the options bar in editing software?

a)

Displays context sensitive options based on active tool

b)

Stores all edited files

c)

Provides a list of all available fonts

d)

Shows the history of edits made

12.

What is a 'Path' in graphic design terminology?

a)

A tool to adjust image brightness

b)

A line with one or more straight or curved segments

c)

A method to print documents

d)

A feature to crop images

13.

What does 'Perspective Crop' allow you to do?

a)

Adjust the color balance of an image

b)

Crop where shape can be controlled

c)

Add text to an image

d)

Rotate an image

14.

What is the purpose of 'Print with Preview'?

a)

To edit the image's color

b)

To see image preview before printing; adjust image size and scale

c)

To save the document in a different format

d)

To add filters to an image

15.

What does the 'Properties Panel' display?

a)

The history of edits made to a document

b)

Properties of document, layers with vector objects, layer masks, or adjustment layers

c)

The list of fonts available

d)

The color palette used in the document

16.

What is a prototype?

a)

A final product ready for sale

b)

A rough sketch of an idea

c)

A representation of a product close to finished result

d)

A list of product features

17.

What does proximity refer to in design?

a)

The distance between two cities

b)

Subjects or elements close in relation

c)

The size of an object

d)

The color of an element

18.

What is the function of the Quick Selection tool?

a)

To draw freehand shapes

b)

To select an area and similar tones in the surrounding area

c)

To erase parts of an image

d)

To zoom into an image

19.

What is a raster image?

a)

An image created by vector graphics

b)

An image created by pattern of closely spaced rows of pixels

c)

An image with no pixels

d)

An image that is only black and white

20.

What does the term "Rasterize" refer to in image processing?

a)

Conversion of image from vector to raster format

b)

Enhancing image resolution

c)

Changing image color balance

d)

Cropping an image

21.

What is the purpose of the "Refine Hair" tool?

a)

To change the color of hair

b)

To change appearance of hair

c)

To add hair to an image

d)

To remove hair from an image

22.

What does "Render" mean in the context of image processing?

a)

Converting an image to black and white

b)

Generating image from 2D or 3D model; modifying image artistically

c)

Compressing an image file

d)

Printing an image

23.

What does "Repetition" mean in design?

a)

Use of an element repeatedly

b)

Changing the size of an element

c)

Adding new elements

d)

Removing elements

24.

What does the term "Resample" refer to in image editing?

a)

Changing the color of an image

b)

Resizing an image by reducing or increasing the number of pixels

c)

Cropping an image to a smaller size

d)

Adding text to an image

25.

What is meant by "Resolution" in the context of images?

a)

The color depth of an image

b)

The amount of detail in an image defined by pixels per unit

c)

The file size of an image

d)

The format of an image file

26.

What does "RGB" stand for in digital imaging?

a)

Red, Green, Blue color mode

b)

Random, Generated, Binary

c)

Real, Graphic, Bitmap

d)

Red, Gray, Black

27.

What is the "Rule of Thirds" in photography?

a)

Dividing an image into three equal parts horizontally

b)

Dividing an image with two horizontal and two vertical lines; positioning elements along lines or intersections

c)

Using three colors in an image

d)

Taking three photos of the same subject

28.

What is a Scratch Disk used for in Photoshop?

a)

Storing permanent files

b)

Storing temporary data while Photoshop runs

c)

Enhancing image quality

d)

Saving completed projects

29.

Which tool is used to select a portion of the sky in Photoshop?

a)

Select Sky

b)

Magic Wand

c)

Lasso Tool

d)

Crop Tool

30.

What is a Shape in graphic design?

a)

A three-dimensional object

b)

A two-dimensional collection of lines

c)

A color gradient

d)

A text layer

31.

What is a Smart Object in Photoshop?

a)

A single layer with no data

b)

A collection of layers that contain image data from a raster or vector image

c)

A tool for drawing shapes

d)

A filter for enhancing images

32.

What is the physical space element of a photo comprised of?

a)

Foreground, background, and midground

b)

Color, contrast, and brightness

c)

Pixels, resolution, and size

d)

Layers, filters, and effects

33.

What does the term "texture" refer to in visual design?

a)

The color scheme of an object

b)

The visual or tactile surface of an object

c)

The size and shape of an object

d)

The position and alignment of an object

34.

Where can all standard Photoshop tools be found?

a)

Layers Panel

b)

History Panel

c)

Tools Panel

d)

Adjustments Panel

35.

What does "tracking" refer to in typography?

a)

The height of the text

b)

The style of the font

c)

The distance between each two characters of text

d)

The color of the text

36.

What is typography?

a)

The use of text in a visual communication.

b)

A design that emphasizes uniformity and tranquility.

c)

An image created by mathematical statements.

d)

The color balance on a digital camera.

37.

What does unity in design emphasize?

a)

The use of text in a visual communication.

b)

Uniformity and tranquility.

c)

The color balance on a digital camera.

d)

Mathematical statements for images.

38.

What is a vector image?

a)

The use of text in a visual communication.

b)

A design that emphasizes uniformity and tranquility.

c)

An image created by mathematical statements in a two-dimensional or three-dimensional area.

d)

The color balance on a digital camera.

39.

What does white balance adjust in a digital camera?

a)

The use of text in a visual communication.

b)

A design that emphasizes uniformity and tranquility.

c)

The color balance to make white objects look white.

d)

An image created by mathematical statements.

40.

What is another name for white space in a composition?

a)

Positive space

b)

Negative space

c)

Color space

d)

Active space

41.

What does a wireframe represent in a project?

a)

The final design

b)

The color scheme

c)

The overall look

d)

The text content

42.

What is a workspace in design software?

a)

A tool for drawing

b)

A preset and user-defined work area

c)

A color palette

d)

A text editor

43.

What does a workspace switcher allow a user to do?

a)

Change the color scheme

b)

Edit text content

c)

Switch between workspaces

d)

Create new projects

44.

What is a histogram in the context of image editing?

a)

A tool to copy pixels from one part of an image to another

b)

A graphical representation of the tonal values of your image

c)

A measure of transparency of an element in an image

d)

A gradual blend between multiple colors

45.

Which tool allows you to copy pixels from one part of an image to another?

a)

Histogram

b)

Opacity

c)

Clone Stamp

d)

Gradient

46.

What does opacity measure in an image?

a)

The tonal values of an image

b)

The transparency of an element

c)

The color blend between multiple colors

d)

The pixel copying ability

47.

What is a gradient in image editing?

a)

A tool to copy pixels

b)

A graphical representation of tonal values

c)

A measure of transparency

d)

A gradual blend between multiple colors

48.

What is a Layer Mask used for?

a)

To apply filters to an image

b)

To control the transparency of different areas of a layer

c)

To merge multiple layers into one

d)

To change the color of a layer

49.

What is a Smart Object in image editing?

a)

A tool to crop images

b)

A layer that contains image data from raster or vector images, allowing for non-destructive editing

c)

A filter to enhance image quality

d)

A method to adjust brightness and contrast

50.

What is a Clipping Mask?

a)

A tool to resize images

b)

A group of layers to which a mask is applied

c)

A method to sharpen images

d)

A filter to add effects to images