Adobe Photoshop Certification Questions &Answers 100% Correct!!

Place an image. - ANSWER-File>>Place (Choose image of chose) Create your own workspace. - ANSWER-Window>>Workspace>>New Workspace Erase a given section of an image - ANSWER-Use eraser tool Which key would you use to duplicate selected items? - ANSWER-Select Image>>Right Click>>Duplicate Or Use Quick Selection or Clone tool and copy image. What is the difference between bitmap and vector images? - ANSWER-Vector graphics are made up of lines and curves defined by mathematical objects unlike bitmaps which are rasterized and are known as grid dots. In PS, text is a vector/bitmap until you ................................ it. - ANSWER-Rasterize Leading, tracking, and kerning are all located in which panel? - ANSWER-Characters Panel You can transform a selected object by using which keyboard shortcut? - ANSWER-Alt + Shift What is kerning? - ANSWER-the space between two adjacent letters. What is tracking? - ANSWER-the space between letters What is leading? - ANSWER-the space between the lines By default, leading is .........................% of font size. - ANSWER-120 What is the purpose of anti-aliasing? - ANSWER-To smooth out edges in type Which of the following are anti-aliasing options: sharp, crisp, strong, smooth, none. - ANSWER-All of them Apply the sunspot layer style to a layer with text - ANSWER-Text Layer>>Layer Style>>Sunspots You are working on a project with a client. Put the following steps in order from start to finish: costs, sketches, project review, audience feedback, project specification and scope - ANSWER-Project Specifications Sketches Costs Project Review Audience Feedback Based on another work and only changes are protected under copyright. - ANSWER-Copyright Laws Use of copyrighted material for education, research, criticism, or news reporting. - ANSWER-Fair Use Works where the copyright is expired or abandoned. - ANSWER-Public Domain Focal point - ANSWER-gives emphasis Movement - ANSWER-lines, curves, and shapes Balance - ANSWER-symmetrical or asymmetrical Unity - ANSWER-using similar elements and/or elements that work together to create a coherent design