A) AutoCAD B) Adobe Illustrator C) Microsoft Paint D) Photoshop Elements
A) Crisp, Markup, Yellow, Blur B) Cool, Mint, Yellow, Back C) Color, Mix, Yellow, Brightness D) Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black
A) PNG B) GIF C) BMP D) JPEG
A) Vector illustration B) Page layout design C) Photo editing D) Animation design
A) Photographs B) Sketches C) Logos and icons D) Abstract art
A) Rainbow Gradient Background B) Red, Green, Blue C) Royal Gold Blending D) Rotating Graphics Base
A) Brush Tool B) Pen Tool C) Crop Tool D) Move Tool
A) Adding color to text B) Resizing text C) Adjusting the space between characters D) Changing fonts
A) CMYK B) Greyscale C) Pantone D) RGB
A) 72 dpi B) 150 dpi C) 600 dpi D) 300 dpi
A) Shape Builder Tool B) Eyedropper Tool C) Pen Tool D) Gradient Tool
A) Hides layers B) Increases file size C) Maintains consistency in design elements D) Adds complexity to designs
A) JPEG B) TIFF C) GIF D) PNG
A) Dividing an image into thirds vertically and horizontally B) Creating patterns with triangles C) Placing objects randomly in a layout D) Using only three colors in a design
A) Emphasis B) Contrast C) Unity D) Balance
A) Empty space around elements to create balance and clarity B) A design element that enhances images C) A tool for adding color D) The border of a page
A) TIFF B) BMP C) JPEG D) PNG
A) Warm colors B) Complementary colors C) Analogous colors D) Monochromatic colors
A) Smudge Tool B) Dodge Tool C) Magic Wand Tool D) Clone Stamp Tool
A) 3D rendering B) Typography composition C) Vector illustration D) Standardized color matching
A) To test software compatibility B) To visualize and present design concepts C) To write code for websites D) To create animation sequences
A) Digital Printing Interface B) Dots Per Inch C) Dynamic Pixel Illumination D) Design Pixel Indicator
A) Using gold colors in design B) Aesthetically pleasing ratio of approximately 1:1.618 C) Creating horizontal or vertical lines D) Perfect symmetry in design elements
A) Saturated Vector Graphics B) Standard Visual Guides C) Scalable Vector Graphics D) Structured Visual Grid
A) Inch B) Pixel C) Point D) Centimeter
A) Apply filters to images B) Create new shapes C) Change the canvas size D) Organize and manage different elements of a design
A) Downsampling B) Posterization C) Antialiasing D) Upsampling
A) Hierarchy B) Leading C) Kerning D) Tracking
A) JPEG B) PSD C) TIFF D) PDF
A) Brightness B) Hue C) Saturation D) Contrast
A) Adjusting image resolution B) Changing font style C) Creating precise and custom shapes D) Adding color to backgrounds
A) Healing Brush Tool B) Sharpen Tool C) Liquify Tool D) Gradient Tool
A) Monochromatic B) Analogous C) Triadic D) Complementary
A) Unity B) Contrast C) Balance D) Emphasis
A) Contrast B) Gradient C) Hue D) Saturation
A) Brochures B) Printed materials C) Electronic displays D) Billboards
A) An image defined by mathematical equations B) An image made of pixels C) A hand-drawn illustration D) A high-resolution photograph |