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