ADOBE PHOTOSHOP LATEST 2026 EXAM QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔What does CC stand for? - ✔✔Creative Commons License (Copyright)
✔✔What does BY stand for? - ✔✔Attribution required
✔✔What does SA stand for? - ✔✔*No change of license* (Share-Alike)
✔✔What does ND stand for? - ✔✔*No changing and adapting* (No-Derivs)
✔✔What does NC stand for? - ✔✔No commercial use
✔✔Which licenses do not allow changes? - ✔✔SA, ND (CC BY-ND, CC BY-NC-SA)
✔✔Which licenses don not require attribution? - ✔✔Public Domain
✔✔If you change an item that is not public domain, is the design now yours? Why? -
✔✔No. Although altered, the original item needs to be credited to the original owner.
Additionally, one needs permission to even alter a CC licensed work.
✔✔Images using pixels are ______________ images, while images using mathematics
are ______________ images. - ✔✔raster
vector
✔✔The amount of detail an image can hold is called its ______________ . -
✔✔resolution
✔✔_____________ is either the number of bits used to indicate the color of a single
pixel, or the number of bits used for each color component of a single pixel. - ✔✔Bit
depth
✔✔___________________ are three dimensional; ____________________ are two
dimensional. - ✔✔Forms
shapes
✔✔________________ is the meter of light and dark values used to render a realistic
object. - ✔✔Tone
✔✔In art, ____________ often refers to the visual weight that is being shown. -
✔✔balance
, ✔✔Negative space, also called ____________________________ , is all of the area
that exists around the elements of your composition. - ✔✔white space
✔✔16:9 and 4:3 are numbers that refer to an image's _________________________ . -
✔✔aspect ratio
✔✔The subject of your photograph that you want to bring attention to is called the
_______________________ . - ✔✔focal point
✔✔You are __________________ an image when you resize it by increasing or
reducing its number of pixels. - ✔✔resampling
✔✔Stroke - ✔✔Vector
✔✔Array - ✔✔Raster
✔✔Rasterize - ✔✔Raster
✔✔Lines - ✔✔Vector
✔✔Pixel - ✔✔Raster
✔✔Square - ✔✔Raster
✔✔Object - ✔✔Vector
✔✔High Resolution - ✔✔Vector
✔✔Low resolution - ✔✔Raster
✔✔Fill - ✔✔Vector
✔✔Path - ✔✔Vector
✔✔To _______________ is to create an image with artistic tools. - ✔✔render
✔✔__________________ is the number of pixels an image holds - ✔✔Resolution
✔✔Typography is the use of text in _____________________. - ✔✔visual
communication
✔✔Changing a vector image to a raster image is ____________________. -
✔✔rasterizing
ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔What does CC stand for? - ✔✔Creative Commons License (Copyright)
✔✔What does BY stand for? - ✔✔Attribution required
✔✔What does SA stand for? - ✔✔*No change of license* (Share-Alike)
✔✔What does ND stand for? - ✔✔*No changing and adapting* (No-Derivs)
✔✔What does NC stand for? - ✔✔No commercial use
✔✔Which licenses do not allow changes? - ✔✔SA, ND (CC BY-ND, CC BY-NC-SA)
✔✔Which licenses don not require attribution? - ✔✔Public Domain
✔✔If you change an item that is not public domain, is the design now yours? Why? -
✔✔No. Although altered, the original item needs to be credited to the original owner.
Additionally, one needs permission to even alter a CC licensed work.
✔✔Images using pixels are ______________ images, while images using mathematics
are ______________ images. - ✔✔raster
vector
✔✔The amount of detail an image can hold is called its ______________ . -
✔✔resolution
✔✔_____________ is either the number of bits used to indicate the color of a single
pixel, or the number of bits used for each color component of a single pixel. - ✔✔Bit
depth
✔✔___________________ are three dimensional; ____________________ are two
dimensional. - ✔✔Forms
shapes
✔✔________________ is the meter of light and dark values used to render a realistic
object. - ✔✔Tone
✔✔In art, ____________ often refers to the visual weight that is being shown. -
✔✔balance
, ✔✔Negative space, also called ____________________________ , is all of the area
that exists around the elements of your composition. - ✔✔white space
✔✔16:9 and 4:3 are numbers that refer to an image's _________________________ . -
✔✔aspect ratio
✔✔The subject of your photograph that you want to bring attention to is called the
_______________________ . - ✔✔focal point
✔✔You are __________________ an image when you resize it by increasing or
reducing its number of pixels. - ✔✔resampling
✔✔Stroke - ✔✔Vector
✔✔Array - ✔✔Raster
✔✔Rasterize - ✔✔Raster
✔✔Lines - ✔✔Vector
✔✔Pixel - ✔✔Raster
✔✔Square - ✔✔Raster
✔✔Object - ✔✔Vector
✔✔High Resolution - ✔✔Vector
✔✔Low resolution - ✔✔Raster
✔✔Fill - ✔✔Vector
✔✔Path - ✔✔Vector
✔✔To _______________ is to create an image with artistic tools. - ✔✔render
✔✔__________________ is the number of pixels an image holds - ✔✔Resolution
✔✔Typography is the use of text in _____________________. - ✔✔visual
communication
✔✔Changing a vector image to a raster image is ____________________. -
✔✔rasterizing
