Question 1

The selects individual anchor points and segments on a path.&#10;A) Selection Tool&#10;B) Direct Selection Tool&#10;C) Group Selection Tool&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

The Direct Selection Tool is specifically designed to select and manipulate individual anchor points and segments on a path. The Selection Tool is used for selecting entire objects, and the Group Selection Tool is used for selecting objects within a group. Therefore, the best choice is B, the Direct Selection Tool.

Question 2

When you open a file, it first displays the artwork in showing all the colors and how it will look when printed.&#10;A) Workspace view&#10;B) Preview view&#10;C) Outline view&#10;D) Screen view

Accepted Answer

Preview view shows how the artwork will look when printed with all the colors and effects. Workspace view shows the workspace area and tools. Outline view only shows the outlines of the shapes and objects without any color or effects applied. Screen view shows the artwork on the screen without any adjustments for printing.

Question 3

The area inside a new Illustrator document is called the , which is where you will create and modify all your illustrations.&#10;A) page grid&#10;B) bounding box&#10;C) scratch area&#10;D) artboard

Accepted Answer

The correct term for the area inside a new Illustrator document is the artboard. This is where you will create and modify all your illustrations. The other options listed (page grid, bounding box, and scratch area) are not the correct terms for this area in Illustrator.

Question 4

Paths contain nonprinting that define where line segments begin and end.&#10;A) anchor points&#10;B) objects&#10;C) grids&#10;D) bounding boxes

Accepted Answer

Anchor points are the points on a path where line segments begin and end. They do not print and are used to define the shape of the path. Objects, grids, and bounding boxes are not directly related to the definition of a path.

Question 5

The (Mac/PC) key is held down when selecting an object with the Selection tool to copy an object.&#10;A) Control&#10;B) Command/Control&#10;C) Option/Alt&#10;D) Control/Alt

Accepted Answer

The answer of The (Mac/PC) key is held down when...

Question 6

In the Tools panel, the is used to fill the outline of the object.&#10;A) Color panel&#10;B) Swatches panel&#10;C) Stroke box&#10;D) Fill box

Accepted Answer

The answer of In the Tools panel, the is used...

Question 7

The is used for editing, combining, and transforming objects to any specified option needed.&#10;A) File menu&#10;B) Effect menu&#10;C) Select menu&#10;D) Object menu

Accepted Answer

The Object menu provides options for editing, transforming, and combining objects in Adobe Illustrator. It is the most suitable choice for the given question.

Question 8

is made when selecting objects to move or resize with Illustrator's Selection tools.&#10;A) resizing handle&#10;B) bounding box&#10;C) path&#10;D) segment

Accepted Answer

A bounding box appears around the selected objects, allowing the user to easily move or resize them. Resizing handles refer to the individual anchor points on the bounding box, while paths and segments are specific components of the object itself.

Question 9

The is used to snap multiple selected objects along a horizontal or vertical axis, and along their centers.&#10;A) Align panel&#10;B) Stroke panel&#10;C) Bounding box&#10;D) Attributes panel

Accepted Answer

The Align panel is specifically designed to snap multiple selected objects along a horizontal or vertical axis, and along their centers. The other panels listed do not have this feature.

Question 10

One of the best functions of the is to check for precise placement of lines within shapes.&#10;A) Stroke panel&#10;B) Preview view&#10;C) Outline view&#10;D) Screen view

Accepted Answer

The Outline view in Adobe Illustrator displays the artwork in black and white outlines, allowing users to see precise placement of lines within shapes. This can be especially useful when working with intricate or detailed designs. The Stroke panel is used to adjust the properties of lines, but it does not provide a view of the placement of lines within shapes. The Preview and Screen views are both visual representations of the artwork, but they do not provide the same level of precision as the Outline view.

Deck 7: Creating Shapes With Illustrator