Exam 4: Transforming and Distorting Objects

Case Based Critical Thinking Now that his team has been using Illustrator regularly and getting comfortable with the software, Mark is excited to work with them on some of the more interesting features and to share with them some of his special techniques. -Mark is talking with his team about clipping masks.One of the junior designers is having trouble with the concept that there's more to the masked art than you can see, so Mark gives a quick quiz to them all, asking which of the following is not a good analogy for a clipping mask?

In the Transform panel, all values refer to the bounding box of an object only if the bounding box is visible.If not, the values refer to the object's center point.

If you want to use multiple objects as a clipping mask, you must first

The Outline Stroke command is useful for making concentric circles.

Describe the appearance of a cast shadow.

Like a compound path, a compound shape is two or more paths that are combined in such a way the holes appear wherever paths overlap.

Which transform tool can be used to transform an object or group of objects in perspective?

Which command converts a stroked path into a closed path?

When transformed, the default point of origin for an object is what?

In the above figure, number 3 identifies which pathfinder or shape mode?

To repeat a transformation, apply which command?

The Shape Builder tool is similar in function to the Unite pathfinder.

In a compound group, you cannot select one of the objects that make up the group individually.

Illustrator refers to a complex compound path as what?

You can type new values directly into the Transform panel to modify selected objects.

The Shape Builder tool creates new closed paths from overlapping objects.

An object's position on the artboard is indicated using which of the following?

When you create a new document, and you can't find the Shear tool, where would it be?

In the above figure, number 4 identifies which pathfinder or shape mode?

When you create a new document, where is the Reflect tool hidden?