· Which description of working with a Clipping mask in

Adobe Illustrator is accurate?

· It displays only what is inside the path and can only be
applied to all objects if they have been grouped
·
· Which file formats might you use if you wanted to display
Adobe Illustrator's resolution-independent images
accurately on the web?
· SVG or SWF
· Which native file format preserves all Illustrator data
including multiple Artboards within a single document?
· AI
· Which view should be chosen in order to view the
underlying vector structure without revealing the look?
· View > Outline
· What are two characteristics of a Bezier curve?
· It is created using mathematical formulas to represent
curves, It can be scaled without a loss of resolution.
· Which Profile preset uses "Point" as its default Unit of
Measure in the dialog box for creating New Documents?
· Print
· What Adobe Illustrator feature must be enabled so that a
bitmap image file from Photoshop, placed into Illustrator
will be updated whenever any changes are made to the
original file in Photoshop?
· Convert to Smart Object
· CMYK should be used for images that will be used in which
way?
· Printed on an offset press
· Which file type is most commonly used to store bitmap
images?
· PNG
· What is kerning?
· Space between specific pairs of characters
· Which of the following is a raster effect even though it can
be found in Illustrator's Effect menu?
· Drop Shadow
· A work that is no longer protected under the copyright
law:
· Public Domain
· Which panel should be used to convert the bitmapped
photographic image into editable vector artwork?
· Image Trace Panel
· What does a red plus sign inside a text area or on type on a
path mean?
· There is overset text
· SVGZ
· An XML-based vector image format for two-dimensional
graphics with support for interactivity and animation. Also
called scaleable vector graphics
· PNG
· a type of portable graphic file format that supports lossless
data compression, millions of colors and transparency.
(Recommended when designing graphics for web use.)
· blend tool
· A tool that is used to creating a specified step or gradient
from one vectored path or shape to another.
· slice tool
· a tool used to subdivide visual sections of a design for web
placement.
· paintbrush tool
· a type of vectored drawing tool in illustrator that simulates
paint strokes with vectored lines.
· vectored graphics
· allows of resizing of graphs without loosing quality. Data is
based on mathematical points on a grid.
· smooth tool
· a type of vectored drawing tool in illustrator that allows
user to change the shape of an existing vectored line.
· pen tool
· a type of vectored drawing tool in illustrator that allows
the user to create angles and smooth curves seamlessly.
· project scope
· The work that must be performed to deliver a product,
service, or result with the specified features and functions.
· target audience
· A specific group of people for which you design your
documents; can be categorized by age, gender, income
· rasterized image
· scanned data placed into a file is called this. Also referred
to as "bit-mapped."
· intellectual property
· a work or invention that is the result of creativity, such as a
 manuscript or a design, to which one has rights and for
which one may apply for a patent, copyright, trademark,
etc.
· vanishing point
· A vanishing point is a point in space, usually located on the
horizon, where parallel edges of an object appear to
converge.
· visual hierarchy
· used in graphic design to emphasize important elements
and organize content in a logical manner
· planning
· the first stage in the proper order of the development
process for graphic design projects.
· testing
· the final stage in the proper order of the development
process for graphic design projects.
· designing
· the next stage "after planning" in the proper order of the
development process for graphic design projects.
· building
· the next stage "after designing" in the proper order of the
 development process for graphic design projects.
· project manager
· responsible for identifying those who will work on the
project, the deadlines required and the tasks needed to
complete a job.
· bleed
· in printing, an overage of ink that adds coverage to beyond
the trim of the "live area."
· place
· the primary method of importing external files into an
Illustrator document.
· EPS
· A type of file that supports printing output, that can be
imported into illustrator.
· Vectored
· Using Adobe illustrator is the best option for creating
artwork that needs to be scaled in multiple sizes. That is
because Illustrator is a ________________________
graphics program.
· Bézier curve
· In vector graphics, Bézier curves are used to generate
 smooth curves that can be scaled indefinitely.
· public domain
· Creative work that's not copyrighted and therefore free for
you to use whenever you want.
· SWF, JPEG, PSD, PNG, and TIFF
· A document with multiple art boards can only be exported
from illustrator in specific file formats. They are:
· kerning
· adjusting the space between pairs of letters, or characters,
to make them more visually appealing, and is particularly
important for headlines or large type
· appearance panel
· shows you the fills, strokes, graphic styles, and effects that
have been applied to an object, group, or layer. You can
make changes to objects here also.
· crop marks
· Printed lines used as guides for final trimming of the pages
within a press sheet. Also called "trim marks." In Adobe
illustrator they are applied from the "effects" menu.
· printing
· An Encapsulatd Postscript file (.eps) is a format that is used
 primarily for designs that will be used in what capacity?
· screen viewing
· RGB files are file formats that are designed to be used for
work that is output
for___________________________________
· leading
· The space between lines of type that can be editing in the
"character" panel
· knife
· A tool that will break apart a vectored graphic where it is
pulled across it.
· selection
· A tool that allows you to activate an item or anchor point
for adjustment.
· Term
· Free Transform
· Definition
· Tool that allows you to scale and/or rotate an item
· Location
· Term
· hand
· Definition
· A tool that allows you to move the viewing document
around without effecting the working data.
· Location
· Term
· delete anchor point
· Definition
· this tool allows you to remove an existing anchor point of a
vectored line
· Location
· Term
· type on a path
· Definition
· this tool allows you to place text onto a vectored line
· Location
· Term
· anchor point
· Definition
· this tool allows you to select an anchor point and convert it
to a different style of point such as curved or angle or a
combination of both.