Question 1

For electronic display, always use this color mode.&#10;A) CMYK&#10;B) HSB&#10;C) Pixel&#10;D) RGB

Accepted Answer

RGB is the best choice for electronic display because it is the color mode used by electronic screens and devices, such as computer monitors, smartphones, and tablets. Using RGB ensures that colors will be displayed accurately and vibrantly on these devices.

Question 2

Technically there are colors that display on the web at a time.&#10;A) 72&#10;B) 64,000&#10;C) 216&#10;D) 16,700,000

Accepted Answer

The web-safe color palette consists of 216 colors that are guaranteed to display consistently on all computers and screens. While there are millions of possible colors, not all of them are safe to use for web design as they may not display consistently across all devices.

Question 3

When a Photoshop image is brought into Illustrator, using the command allows the image to be rotated and resized before pressing the Return/Enter key.&#10;A) Paste&#10;B) Export&#10;C) Place&#10;D) Import

Accepted Answer

When bringing a Photoshop image into Illustrator, the correct command to use is Place. This allows the image to be imported as a linked file that can be resized and rotated before pressing the Return/Enter key to place it in the document. The Paste command would simply paste the image as a bitmap, without the ability to edit it further. The Export and Import commands are not relevant in this context.

Question 4

When bringing in Illustrator files into Photoshop, using this command in Illustrator and saving as a PSfile saves most Illustrator layers, and so they can be edited in Photoshop and also maintains transparency in the background and its gradients.

A) Paste
B) Export
C) Place
D) Import

Accepted Answer

The correct option is B) Export. When you export an Illustrator file and save it as a Photoshop (PSD) file, you have the option to preserve layers. This allows for the Illustrator layers to be edited in Photoshop. Additionally, exporting in this manner can maintain transparency in the background and its gradients, ensuring that these elements are preserved when the file is opened in Photoshop.

Question 5

To save files in this format allows you to communicate electronically between your clients and post comments and create presentations and can be used for high-quality work ready for press, depending on specific settings chosen.

A) PDF
B) PNG
C) EPS
D) TIFF

Accepted Answer

PDF (Portable Document Format) is a widely recognized file format that preserves fonts, images, graphics, and formatting of any source document. It can be easily shared among different devices, platforms, and operating systems without losing its original quality. PDFs are compatible with a wide range of software, making it a versatile format for different purposes, including presentations, reports, and printing-ready files.

Question 6

Adding pixels between existing pixels is a process called , where images may start to deteriorate in quality and may appear jagged.&#10;A) continuous tone&#10;B) resampling&#10;C) interpolation&#10;D) pixelation

Accepted Answer

The process described is interpolation, which occurs when translating an image to a different resolution or scaling it up. Resampling usually involves both interpolation and decimation, where pixels are removed. Continuous tone refers to the range of tones in a photographic image. Pixelation is the appearance of an image when its resolution is too low, resulting in blocky or jagged edges.

Question 7

Use this command when optimizing your images for electronic display for best quality with minimal file size.&#10;A) Export Transparency&#10;B) Place&#10;C) Save for Web&#10;D) Save as TIFF

Accepted Answer

"Save for Web" option in image editing software allows you to optimize your images for electronic display by reducing the file size while maintaining the best quality. It provides options to adjust image quality, size, and format to get the smallest file size for your image without compromising quality.

Question 8

Files saved in this format throw out data each time the image is saved and may gradually deteriorate the quality. It does not support background transparencies.&#10;A) PNG&#10;B) GIF&#10;C) JPEG&#10;D) TIFF

Accepted Answer

JPEG format uses lossy compression, meaning it discards some image data each time the file is saved, potentially reducing image quality over time. It also does not support transparency, unlike formats such as PNG.

Deck 10: Integrating Photoshop and Illustrator Files for Web Use