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Photoshop 01

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the definition of "Accessibility" in the context of project output?

a)

The act of lining up text or objects vertically or horizontally.

b)

A consideration given to people with visual, hearing, or other needs for understanding a project output.

c)

The proportion of width to height for an image.

d)

A requirement to credit the original author for a work being used.

2.

What does "Aspect Ratio" refer to?

a)

The act of organizing the visual weight in a design.

b)

The number of bits used to represent a pixel.

c)

The proportion of width to height for an image or an object within an image.

d)

The area of a photo that contains elements of focus furthest from a person.

3.

What is "CMYK" typically used for?

a)

Printed output.

b)

Digital screens.

c)

Audio files.

d)

Video editing.

4.

What is the purpose of "Attribution" in a work?

a)

To organize the visual weight in a design.

b)

To credit the original author for a work being used.

c)

To determine the number of colors available for a pixel.

d)

To store, access, edit, and save files for a project.

5.

What does "Bit Depth" determine in an image?

a)

The range of colors available in a color mode.

b)

The number of bits used to represent a pixel.

c)

The distance between the nearest and furthest objects in focus.

d)

The act of making one item in a design stand out.

6.

What is the principle of cognitive behaviors in a design that emphasizes the whole being greater than the sum of its parts?

a)

Harmony

b)

Gestalt

c)

Proximity

d)

Rhythm

7.

Which image format is used mostly for animations and supports up to 256 colors?

a)

JPEG

b)

PNG

c)

GIF

d)

BMP

8.

What is the term for the act of making a photo uniform and tranquil, also known as unity?

a)

Harmony

b)

Rhythm

c)

Repetition

d)

Proximity

9.

What is the definition of 'Image Resolution'?

a)

The size of an image in inches

b)

The dimensions of an image, in pixels

c)

The color depth of an image

d)

The file size of an image

10.

What does the term 'Kerning' refer to in typography?

a)

The height of characters

b)

The spacing between a pair of characters within text

c)

The width of characters

d)

The color of text

11.

What is the primary color mode for digital display?

a)

CMYK

b)

Grayscale

c)

RGB

d)

HSL

12.

What is the Rule of Thirds in design?

a)

The idea of having vertical and horizontal thirds in a design, with emphasis on a third instead of the middle.

b)

The act of unauthorized change to a project scope.

c)

A two-dimensional contour of a flat object.

d)

The spacing among all the characters in a block of text.

13.

What does the term "Scale" refer to in photo design?

a)

The act of unauthorized change to a project scope.

b)

The sizing of elements with one another in a photo design.

c)

A drawing that serves as the starting point for a project.

d)

The internal and external areas of a design.

14.

What is a "Stock Image"?

a)

An image provided with licensing, usually for a fee, from an image provider.

b)

A pattern or object used as a background in a design.

c)

The overall hue or basic color for an image.

d)

The act of making a photo uniform and tranquil.

15.

What is the purpose of "White Balance" in photography?

a)

To ensure the white object appears white in a photo.

b)

To make text taller or shorter than its original font size.

c)

To represent the overall look of a project.

d)

To draw its paths, making the graphic clear when resized.

16.

What does "Wireframe" represent in a project?

a)

A visual guide representing the overall look of a project.

b)

The act of using a high amount of contrast within a photo.

c)

The choice of using regular, bold, italic text.

d)

The audience for which a project should be tailored.

17.

What is the Adobe Camera Raw Interface used for?

a)

To create new documents in Photoshop

b)

To alter a raw photo before it is brought into Photoshop

c)

To save files in different formats

d)

To print photos directly from Photoshop

18.

What is an Artboard in Photoshop?

a)

A tool to edit photos

b)

A canvas within a Photoshop document

c)

A filter for images

d)

A color adjustment tool

19.

Which tool is used to paint brush strokes of various types on a canvas?

a)

Gradient Tool

b)

Eyedropper Tool

c)

Brush Tool

d)

Zoom Tool

20.

What does the Color Picker tool do?

a)

It creates new colors

b)

It chooses an existing color on the screen to set the foreground or background color

c)

It adjusts the brightness of an image

d)

It resizes the canvas

21.

What is a Gradient in Photoshop?

a)

A tool to crop images

b)

A block of multiple colors that fade into each other

c)

A filter to sharpen images

d)

A method to adjust contrast

22.

What is the function of a Grid in Photoshop?

a)

To apply filters

b)

To help align objects on a canvas

c)

To change color modes

d)

To save files

23.

What is a Hexadecimal Value used for in Photoshop?

a)

To measure the size of an image

b)

To define color using numbers for red, green, and blue

c)

To create new layers

d)

To adjust the opacity of an image

24.

What is the purpose of the Options Bar in Photoshop?

a)

To display the history of edits

b)

To show a list of options for performing actions on a file

c)

To manage layers

d)

To export files

25.

What does the Zoom tool do in Photoshop?

a)

It changes the color of an image

b)

It magnifies part of a canvas to work on that particular part

c)

It rotates the canvas

d)

It saves the document

26.

What is an Adjustment Layer used for in Photoshop?

a)

To alter a photo through a filter, color adjustment, or similar effect.

b)

To merge all layers in a project into a single layer.

c)

To draw a frame as a placeholder for a future object.

d)

To contain vector shapes.

27.

Which term describes the act of combining two or more layers in a project into a single layer?

a)

Merge

b)

Flatten

c)

Clipping Mask

d)

Frame Tool

28.

What does a Clipping Mask allow in Photoshop?

a)

It allows part of a background to show through to the layer above it but is not adjustable.

b)

It determines how much light passes through a layer.

c)

It contains raster graphics.

d)

It is a layer containing text.

29.

What is the function of the Frame Tool in Photoshop?

a)

To draw a frame to serve as a placeholder for a future object to add to a canvas.

b)

To edit an object in such a way that the edit can be removed at any time.

c)

To control how pixels on one layer affect another layer.

d)

To contain vector shapes.

30.

What is a Smart Object in Photoshop?

a)

An object that can be edited in such a way that the edit can be removed at any time.

b)

A setting that determines how much light passes through a layer.

c)

A layer containing raster graphics.

d)

A tool used to draw a frame as a placeholder.

31.

What is the function of the Auto Color tool in image editing?

a)

To adjust the contrast of an image

b)

To adjust the hue tone of an image

c)

To adjust the color scale of an image

d)

To erase the background of an image

32.

Which tool is used to copy pixels from one part of an image to another?

a)

Content-Aware Fill

b)

Clone Stamp Tool

c)

Healing Brush

d)

Magic Wand

33.

What does the Desaturate tool do to an image?

a)

Adds color to an image

b)

Removes color from an image

c)

Changes the shape of an object

d)

Lightens a brushed part of an image

34.

Which tool is used to draw curved vector lines without dragging the mouse?

a)

Pen

b)

Curvature Pen

c)

Freeform Pen

d)

Perspective Crop Tool

35.

What is the purpose of the Magic Eraser tool?

a)

To select all pixels of the same color

b)

To erase parts of an image with a similar color

c)

To change a selection's color

d)

To draw freeform shapes