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WorksheetsGraphic Design 1 Semester 2 Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 41mins
How do you deselect a marquee on the screen?
Ctrl T
Ctrl Z
Ctrl F
Ctrl D
Space bar
To get an image into a currently open document you can do two separate things?
Copy/Paste or place (embedded/Linked)
Copy/Paste or insert (embedded/Linked)
Place (embedded/Linked) or share
Insert or share
None of the above
To save as a jpg you must…
Quick export as a .JPG
File > Save > Create Jpg
File > Save a copy >Jpg
File > Generate > .JPG
File > Image > Create .Jpeg
To select a subject the quickest way is to…
Select a selection tool and select subject button
Select a Lasso tool and select subject button
Select the crop tool and select subject button
Select Layer and choose select subject button
None of the above
How do you undo a mistake?
CMD Z
Shift CMD Z
Alt Z
Shift Ctrl F
Ctrl U
A smart object prevents?
Editing
Masking
Layer reordering
Resizing
Saving as a jpg
How do you turn a smart object into an editable picture?
Rasterize layer
Convert to Smart Picture
Add a vector mask
Pixilate Layer
Generate Picture
To fix a small blemish on a face the quickest method would be to use the …
Spot healing brush
Patch tool
Smudge tool
pattern stamp
Paint Brush with hardness 100%
To load a preselected marquee you would use…
Select > Load selection
Select > Load mask
Marquee selection menu
Layers menu
None of the above
Using 'select and mask' is great for…
Hair
Shadows
Colors
Skies
None of the above
To straighten an image, the correct tool is …
Crop tool
The spot healing brush
The move tool
The artboard tool
The hand tool
To fix a landscape or a repeated texture use the…
Color replacement tool
Clone stamp
Eye dropper tool
Smudge tool
Content aware move tool
The term "typeface" refers to
a specific style, size, and weight
the overall design or style of a
set of characters, including letters, numbers, and symbols.
The kerning adjustment applied to characters in a passage
The typographic hierarchy utilized in a layout
What does the term "kerning" refer to in typography?
The space between lines of text
The adjustment of space between pairs of letters
The thickness of a character stroke
The height of lowercase letters, not including ascenders and descenders
In typography, what is leading?
The process of adjusting the width of a character
The distance between the baseline of one line of text to another
The adjustment of space between pairs of letters
The edge of the area where text is printed
Which of the following best describes the term "serif" in typography?
A type of kerning
The absence of decorative strokes at the end of letters
Small decorative lines at the end of characters
The overall thickness of a font
Bowl refers to
The slight projection finishing off a stroke of a letter in certain typefaces.
The longest point on a letter that falls beyond the baseline.
Located in between the baseline and the cap height, it's the height of the body of the lowercase letter.
The curved part of the character that encloses the circular or curved parts of some letters
The blue area refers to
Terminal: A type of curve that you see at the top of the letter ‘f’ or the end of the letter ‘j.'
Swash: The tapered end of letters such as ‘e’ or ‘c.'
Counter: the empty space in the middle of letters such as ‘B’, ‘O’, or ‘A.'
Crossbar: The bar that goes across the inside of the letter and connects one side to another
The blue line refers to
Terminal: A type of curve that you see at the top of the letter ‘f’ or the end of the letter ‘j.'
Finial: The tapered end of letters such as ‘e’ or ‘c.'
Counter: The empty space in the middle of letters such as ‘B’, ‘O’, or ‘A.'
Cross bar: The bar that goes across the inside of the letter and connects one side to another.
The blue line refers to
Terminal
Finial
x-height
Ascender
The blue line refers to
Terminal
Finial
Counter
Crossbar
What is HIERARCHY
An adjustment to the spacing between all letters an entire word.
The modification of the space between two letters.
The distance between the baselines.
Certain words stand out more than others.
Fonts of these styles should be used sparingly (choose 2)
