Class VI: Lesson 8,9
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Pressing F6 inserts one of these.
This quiz for Class VI covers key concepts in computer graphics and digital art tools, assessing knowledge on gradients, keyframes, and drawing tools. It ensures students understand essential functions in graphic design software, enhancing their technical skills.
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Multicolor fill is called
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Multicolor
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Gradient
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Rainbow
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None of these
Correct Answer
A. GradientExplanation
The term "multicolor fill" refers to the use of multiple colors to fill an object or area. The correct term for this is "gradient." A gradient is a smooth transition from one color to another, allowing for a multicolor effect. Therefore, the answer "Gradient" accurately describes the concept of multicolor fill.Rate this question:
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From where, we can change the properties of a Line? Like Color, Style e.t.c.
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Tool Box
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Stage
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Property Inspector Window
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None of them
Correct Answer
A. Property Inspector WindowExplanation
The correct answer is the Property Inspector Window. This is where we can change the properties of a Line, such as its color and style. The Property Inspector Window is a tool that allows us to modify the attributes and settings of various elements in a software or design program. It provides a convenient and accessible interface for making changes to the properties of a Line, making it the correct option for this question.Rate this question:
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Pencil tool has 3 options for drawing a line?
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given statement is true. The pencil tool does have three options for drawing a line. These options include a freehand drawing mode, a straight line drawing mode, and a smooth line drawing mode. The freehand mode allows the user to draw a line freely without any restrictions. The straight line mode helps in drawing a straight line by clicking and dragging the mouse. The smooth line mode allows the user to draw a line smoothly by automatically adjusting the curves. Therefore, the statement is correct.Rate this question:
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Which key will be pressed to draw a perfect square?
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Alt
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Backspace
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Ctrl
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Shift
Correct Answer
A. ShiftExplanation
Pressing the Shift key will not directly draw a perfect square. However, it can be used in combination with other keys or mouse actions to constrain the drawing tool and create a perfect square. For example, in some drawing software, holding down the Shift key while using the rectangle tool will force the shape to be a square.Rate this question:
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The black dot in timeline represents Keyframe.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
In animation and video editing, a keyframe is a frame that marks the beginning or end of a transition or animation. It is used to define specific points in time where an element's property is set to a certain value. The black dot in the timeline is commonly used to represent a keyframe, indicating that a change in the element's property occurs at that point. Therefore, the statement that the black dot represents a keyframe is true.Rate this question:
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How many sections do we have in Tool box?
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4
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3
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5
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7
Correct Answer
A. 4Explanation
The correct answer is 4. The question is asking about the number of sections in a toolbox. A toolbox typically has different compartments or sections to organize and store tools. Therefore, the correct answer is 4, indicating that there are four sections in the toolbox.Rate this question:
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Tween option is availabe in Property Inspector window?
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The Property Inspector window is a tool used in software programs, such as Adobe Photoshop or Flash, to display and modify the properties of selected objects or elements. The "Tween" option refers to the ability to create smooth transitions or animations between keyframes. Since the question asks if the Tween option is available in the Property Inspector window, and the correct answer is "True," it can be inferred that the Tween option is indeed available in the Property Inspector window.Rate this question:
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In which type of animation, u need to change the contents of each frame manually?
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Motion Tweening
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Frame by frame
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Shape Tweening
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All o f them
Correct Answer
A. Frame by frameExplanation
Frame by frame animation requires manually changing the contents of each frame. This means that each frame is created individually, resulting in a smooth and continuous animation. Unlike motion tweening and shape tweening, frame by frame animation gives the animator complete control over every aspect of the animation, allowing for more intricate and detailed movements. Therefore, the correct answer is frame by frame.Rate this question:
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Which type of animation does not work on symbols?
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Motion tweening
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Frame by frame
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None of them
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Shape tweening
Correct Answer
A. Shape tweeningExplanation
Shape tweening does not work on symbols. Shape tweening is a type of animation that allows for smooth transitions between different shapes. However, symbols are static objects that can be reused multiple times throughout a project. Since symbols do not have the ability to change shape, shape tweening cannot be applied to them.Rate this question:
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