Question 1

Generally, you will find the default miter limit satisfactory but remain conscious of it when you draw objects with acute angles.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

If you unintentionally become disconnected from the path you are drawing, how do you continue drawing the path?

Accepted Answer

Click the last ancho

Question 3

With a Projecting Cap, the weight of the stroke is equal on all sides of a path.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Selected anchor points appear as white or hollow, while unselected points appear as solid.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Two anchor points aligned on both the horizontal and vertical axis are automatically joined.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Exact Dashes and Adjust Dashes affect how dashes are distributed along a stroked path or the edge of a stroked object.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The primary function of the Average command is what?

Accepted Answer

A) joining anchor points 
B) aligning objects 
C) aligning anchor points 
D) finding the average size of objects on the page 
A) joining anchor points 
B) aligning objects 
C) aligning anchor points 
D) finding the average size of objects on the page

Question 8

To draw a curved path, click and drag the Pen tool when creating anchor points.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

Anchor points created by clicking and dragging the Pen tool are called what?

Accepted Answer

A) smooth points 
B) corner points 
C) direction lines 
D) miter joins 
A) smooth points 
B) corner points 
C) direction lines 
D) miter joins

Question 10

The Eyedropper tool can only be used to sample one object's fill color and then apply it to another object.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Two anchor points aligned on both the horizontal and vertical axis are on top of each other.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

When two points are aligned on both the horizontal and vertical axis and are joined, they become one point.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Mark finds that his designers don't know any of the terms used to describe different components of a path.He tells his designers to compare a path drawn with the Pen tool to a road through the woods.With that analogy, a smooth point would occur at these places in the road:

Accepted Answer

A) curves 
B) hills 
C) corners 
D) steps 
A) curves 
B) hills 
C) corners 
D) steps

Question 14

Which type of cap is generally the most visually appealing?

Accepted Answer

The answer of Which type of cap is generally the...

Question 15

When you have drawn the final anchor point on an open path and you want to start drawing the next path, how do you stop drawing the first path to start the next?

Accepted Answer

Press [Ctrl] (Win) or [Command] (Mac) to

Question 16

When two paths are joined at a corner point, manipulating one path will affect the other.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Tweaking refers to what?

Accepted Answer

A) adding an anchor point to a path 
B) converting a path into a guide 
C) rotating an object precisely 
D) making small improvements 
A) adding an anchor point to a path 
B) converting a path into a guide 
C) rotating an object precisely 
D) making small improvements

Question 18

The Average and Join commands are under which menu?

Accepted Answer

A) Edit 
B) Select 
C) View 
D) Object 
A) Edit 
B) Select 
C) View 
D) Object

Question 19

Choose Butt Caps for squared ends of a stroked path.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

In the figure above, describe how the figure on the right is formed.

Accepted Answer

Two segmen

Generally, you will find the default miter limit satisfactory but remain conscious of it when you draw objects with acute angles.

If you unintentionally become disconnected from the path you are drawing, how do you continue drawing the path?

With a Projecting Cap, the weight of the stroke is equal on all sides of a path.

Selected anchor points appear as white or hollow, while unselected points appear as solid.

Two anchor points aligned on both the horizontal and vertical axis are automatically joined.

Exact Dashes and Adjust Dashes affect how dashes are distributed along a stroked path or the edge of a stroked object.

The primary function of the Average command is what?

To draw a curved path, click and drag the Pen tool when creating anchor points.

Anchor points created by clicking and dragging the Pen tool are called what?

The Eyedropper tool can only be used to sample one object's fill color and then apply it to another object.

Two anchor points aligned on both the horizontal and vertical axis are on top of each other.

When two points are aligned on both the horizontal and vertical axis and are joined, they become one point.

Mark finds that his designers don't know any of the terms used to describe different components of a path.He tells his designers to compare a path drawn with the Pen tool to a road through the woods.With that analogy, a smooth point would occur at these places in the road:

Which type of cap is generally the most visually appealing?

When you have drawn the final anchor point on an open path and you want to start drawing the next path, how do you stop drawing the first path to start the next?

When two paths are joined at a corner point, manipulating one path will affect the other.

Tweaking refers to what?

The Average and Join commands are under which menu?

Choose Butt Caps for squared ends of a stroked path.

In the figure above, describe how the figure on the right is formed.

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Generally, you will find the default miter limit satisfactory but remain conscious of it when you draw objects with acute angles.

If you unintentionally become disconnected from the path you are drawing, how do you continue drawing the path?

With a Projecting Cap, the weight of the stroke is equal on all sides of a path.

Selected anchor points appear as white or hollow, while unselected points appear as solid.

Two anchor points aligned on both the horizontal and vertical axis are automatically joined.

Exact Dashes and Adjust Dashes affect how dashes are distributed along a stroked path or the edge of a stroked object.

The primary function of the Average command is what?

To draw a curved path, click and drag the Pen tool when creating anchor points.

Anchor points created by clicking and dragging the Pen tool are called what?

The Eyedropper tool can only be used to sample one object's fill color and then apply it to another object.

Two anchor points aligned on both the horizontal and vertical axis are on top of each other.

When two points are aligned on both the horizontal and vertical axis and are joined, they become one point.

Mark finds that his designers don't know any of the terms used to describe different components of a path.He tells his designers to compare a path drawn with the Pen tool to a road through the woods.With that analogy, a smooth point would occur at these places in the road:

Which type of cap is generally the most visually appealing?

When you have drawn the final anchor point on an open path and you want to start drawing the next path, how do you stop drawing the first path to start the next?

When two paths are joined at a corner point, manipulating one path will affect the other.

Tweaking refers to what?

The Average and Join commands are under which menu?

Choose Butt Caps for squared ends of a stroked path.

In the figure above, describe how the figure on the right is formed.

Getting to Know Illustrator

Creating Text and Gradients

Transforming and Distorting Objects

Working With Layers

Working With Patterns and Brushes

Working With Distortions, Gradient Meshes, Envelopes, and Blends

Recoloring Artwork and Working With Transparency, Effects, and Graphic Styles

Creating and Designing Graphs

Creating 3d Objects

Preparing a Document for Prepress and Printing

Drawing With Symbols

Preparing Graphics for the Web

Filters