Comic Life 7th Grade

Keishon should click on option B to zoom in on her comic.

The student will not be happy with what is printed because the text box is outside the white page margin and it will get cut off.

Kyla should use panel C to add a word bubble. This can be inferred from the fact that the question asks which panel should be used, and panel C is the only panel mentioned as an option.

Option B shows a snapshot of all the pages made so far in order because it is the only option that is highlighted or selected. The other options, A, C, and D, are not highlighted or selected, indicating that they do not show a snapshot of all the pages made in order.

The action described in the question is the process of moving something into a comic by clicking, holding, and sliding it, and then releasing the click to place the image or text. This action is commonly referred to as "drag and drop," where you drag the item to a desired location and drop it there.

The statement implies that it is possible to add panels to a template. This suggests that templates have the capability to accommodate additional panels, allowing for customization and flexibility in the design or layout. Therefore, the correct answer is true.

Brittany will be able to view her comic as a .pdf on any computer, but she can only edit it in Comic Life. However, she has the option to purchase Comic Life for either Windows or Mac, allowing her to edit her comic on her computer at home.

The Library menu is not used to change the background color. It is used to manage and organize media files such as images, videos, and audio files in a software program. Changing the background color is typically done through the program's settings or preferences menu. Therefore, the correct answer is False.

Comic Life is indeed an application that allows users to create comic strips. It provides various tools and features that enable users to design and customize their own comic panels, add speech bubbles, captions, and other graphic elements. With its user-friendly interface and drag-and-drop functionality, Comic Life makes it easy for both beginners and experienced users to create visually appealing and engaging comic strips. Therefore, the statement "Comic Life is an application that makes comic strips" is true.

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Will has the option to change the background style under "Styles" or the background colors by clicking on the color squares. This suggests that he has the ability to customize the appearance of the background on the page. The other options mentioned, such as changing the background style under "Colors" or modifying the way text appears on the page or the color of the outlines, are not mentioned as available choices for Will.

The correct answer is iPhoto, Finder and take a photo from your camera (PhotoBooth). These three places are mentioned as options where libraries let you look for photos. iPhoto is a software application for managing and editing photos, Finder is the default file manager on macOS, and PhotoBooth is a built-in application for taking photos using the camera on your device.

Basil should drag a template or panel to option A in order to start his comic.