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AVD I Final Exam Study Guide

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The pages in Illustrator which represents the printable area in which you design your art. You can have multiple artboards (up to 100) in a variety of sizes, which can be adjusted.

a)

Artboard

b)

  Control Panel 

c)

Properties Panel

d)

Libraries Panel

e)

Workspace

2.

Displays options for the currently selected tool.

a)

Artboard

b)

Control Panel

c)

 Properties Panel

d)

Libraries Panel

e)

Workspace

3.

This will change based on the tool you are using and give you a variety of useful options and commands.

a)

Artboard

b)

Control Panel

c)

Properties Panel

d)

Libraries Panel

e)

Workspace

4.

Allows the user to store different design elements that can be easily accessible across other projects.

a)

Artboard

b)

Control Panel

c)

Properties Panel

d)

Libraries Panel

e)

Workspace

5.

The user interface of the software with specific panels, bars, and windows which can be adapted and saved for future use.

a)

Artboard

b)

Control Panel

c)

Properties Panel

d)

Libraries Panel

e)

Workspace

6.

Can be created from objects or from rules. Used for alignment and snapping.

a)

Guides

b)

Color

c)

 Layers

d)

Fill

e)

Stroke

7.

The element of art that is produced when light strikes a specific object. Consists of three aspects: hue, saturation, and brightness.

a)

 Guides

b)

Color

c)

 Layers

d)

 Fill

e)

Stroke

8.

The ability to separate components of a design into separate, selectable, sections.

a)

Guides

b)

Color

c)

Layers

d)

Fill

e)

Stroke

9.

The inside color of a closed shape.

a)

Guides

b)

Color

c)

Layers

d)

Fill

e)

Stroke

10.

The outline of a shape, text or image.

a)

Guides

b)

Color

c)

Layers

d)

Fill

e)

Stroke

11.

A path that does not end, not connected back to the original anchor point.

a)

Anchor Points

b)

Closed Path

c)

Grouping

d)

Live Corners

e)

Open Path

12.

A path that has the same beginning and ending point. It forms a complete shape that can be filled with color or text.

a)

Anchor Points

b)

Closed Path

c)

Grouping

d)

Live Corners

e)

Open Path

13.

This command allows you to link objects together so that they can be moved, scaled, rotated, or copied. Groups can be nested inside other groups

a)

 Anchor Points

b)

Closed Path

c)

Grouping

d)

Live Corners

e)

Open Path

14.

This widget appears when using the Direct Select tool and a corner is selected, when used this will create a rounded corner.

a)

Anchor Points

b)

Closed Path

c)

 Grouping

d)

Live Corners

e)

Open Path

15.

A point on a path indicates a change of direction.

a)

Anchor Points

b)

Closed Path

c)

Grouping

d)

Live Corners

e)

Open Path

16.

Universal vector file format that all computers are able to view using a PDF reader program.

a)

.EPS

b)

.JPEG/.JPG

c)

 .PDF

d)

.PNG

e)

 .SVG

17.

An XML-based vector image format for 2D graphics with support for interactivity and animation.

a)

.EPS

b)

 .JPEG/.JPG

c)

.PDF

d)

.PNG

e)

.SVG

18.

Popular bitmap photograph / image file format. A compressed (lossy) image that has a small file size.

a)

.EPS

b)

 .JPEG/.JPG

c)

.PDF

d)

 .PNG

e)

.SVG

19.

Popular lossless (uncompressed) bitmap file that can maintain transparency.

a)

 .EPS

b)

  .JPEG/.JPG

c)

.PDF

d)

 .PNG

e)

.SVG

20.

A meta format that contain vector and raster data that can used with a wide range of software

a)

 .EPS

b)

 .JPEG/.JPG

c)

.PDF

d)

.PNG

e)

.SVG