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Adobe Photoshop CS 2 - CS 3

Subject : it-skills
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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  • Match each statement with the correct term.
  • Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.

This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Titles and subtitles.






2. When a palette or group of palettes is zipped shut its window is minimized and only the palette tabs are visible.






3. Parts of a photoshop file that keep different parts of the design separate from each other.






4. Protect a layer from being changed.






5. A way of grouping layers without organizing them into folders.






6. The image to which you want to copy a selection.






7. Images - graphics - text - colors - and empty space on the page used to create different feelings or moods.






8. Temporary computer memory that makes cut - copy - and paste operations possible.






9. Businesses or individuals that hire outside service.






10. Description of how wide a pixel is compared to how tall it is.






11. Making a palette taller by dragging its bottom right corner to resize its window.






12. A selection tool option that creates a slight smoothing around the edges of the selection.






13. Small window that contains a variety of related settings.






14. Dragging a palettes tab just to the right of another palettes tab.






15. A small tag at the top of the palette window that displays the palettes name.






16. Temporary guides that automatically appear as you use the move tool to adjust the position of a layer or move a selection in the image.






17. A digital copy machine that shines a strong light on an image and analyzes the image with its sensors. A digital version of the image is created - which can be saved into computer memory. Sliders that allow you to reposition the image in the window.






18. ovals






19. A folder that can be created in the layers pallette.






20. Small pictures of what is contained on the layers.






21. Invisible boundaries that are placed on web images.






22. Scale used for measuring the resolution of a digital image. Measured by counting a single row of pixels along one inch.






23. Graduated measuring devices that can be displayed along the edges of an image window.






24. One million pixels.






25. Type of printing done by laser printers and commercial printing presses. Creates rows of tiny dots that can be square - diamond-shaped - circular - and even cross-shaped - and are often printed at an angle.






26. How a computer program looks before any settings are change.






27. The edges of an image.






28. To slant at an angle.






29. Combining two or more layers into one.






30. Camera that converts an image to a format a compter can recognize.






31. An image or area of an image that is selected and ready to work on.






32. Image with pixels large enough to be visible when printed.






33. Scale for measuring the resolution of a printed image.






34. To mirror an image so it appears as if you were looking at it from the other side.






35. Color that is revealed by the erase tool when it is used on layer that have transparency.






36. An image in which individual pixels are visible.






37. Merge all layers in an image using a single command.






38. To cut off.






39. To make larger or smaller.






40. Companies that keep large libraries of images - usually categorized by subjet - that can be purchased for use






41. Device that converts an image to a format that can be stored in computer memory.






42. A brief description of each option.






43. A format that a computer can recognize.






44. Value between .01-1600% shown in the title bar when an image is i=open. It compares the size of the pixels in the image to the size of the glowing dots on the computer screen.






45. Printers that create an image by spraying microscopic dots of ink on paper.






46. Pixels that touching or bordering each other.






47. The opposite of






48. The way words in the paragraph align with the edges of the document.






49. Located just below the menu.






50. Turn on and off.