Desktop Publishing Indesign Quiz
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Which tool do you use text frames and graphics?
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Text Tool
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Selection Tool
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Seizing Handle
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Outport
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All of the Above
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What are Ruler Guides used for?
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For Guidance to place objects
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To make the paper look pretty
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To measure out the document
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None of the above
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A. For Guidance to place objectsExplanation
Ruler guides are used for providing guidance to place objects accurately on a document. They act as visual aids that help in aligning and positioning elements such as text, images, and graphics in a precise manner. By setting ruler guides, designers can ensure that their designs are well-balanced and visually appealing. Ruler guides are particularly useful in layout design, where precise placement of elements is crucial for achieving a professional and aesthetically pleasing result.Rate this question:
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Leading is measured by ___ to _____
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The _________ is a setting that In Design uses for all publications.
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Publication DefaultsExplanation
The "Publication Defaults" is a setting in In Design that is used for all publications. This setting allows users to establish default settings for various aspects of their publications, such as page size, margins, colors, and styles. By setting up these defaults, users can ensure consistency and efficiency in their design process, as they don't have to manually adjust these settings for each new publication.Rate this question:
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True/ False: When a graphic is selected, the color is purple.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
the highlighted color is blueRate this question:
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True/ False: Wide horizontal page orientation is called Portrait orientation.
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
Wide Orientation is called landscape orientation.Rate this question:
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When are serif fonts used?
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Headlines and Titles in print publishing
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Body Text
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Word Art
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Text Boxes
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A. Body TextExplanation
Serif fonts are typically used for body text in print publishing. This is because serif fonts are considered more readable and easier on the eyes for longer passages of text. The small lines or "serifs" at the ends of each letter help guide the reader's eye from one letter to the next, improving legibility. Headlines and titles, on the other hand, often use sans-serif fonts for a more modern and bold look. Word art and text boxes can use a variety of fonts depending on the desired style and effect.Rate this question:
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What tool would you use to draw a box or an oval?
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Text Frame
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Rectangle Tool
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Ellipse Tool
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Magic Wand
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A. Ellipse ToolExplanation
The Ellipse Tool would be used to draw a box or an oval. This tool allows the user to create perfect circles or ellipses by simply clicking and dragging on the canvas. It provides options to customize the shape's size, position, and other attributes such as fill color and stroke width. The Rectangle Tool is used to draw rectangles or squares, while the Text Frame is used to add and manipulate text. The Magic Wand is a selection tool used to select areas based on color or tone.Rate this question:
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The ________ is the name for the temporary storage area in Windows for text and graphics.
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ClipboardExplanation
The temporary storage area in Windows for text and graphics is called the clipboard. The clipboard allows users to copy and paste information between different applications or within the same application. It temporarily holds the data that has been copied or cut until it is pasted elsewhere. This feature is widely used to enhance productivity and facilitate the sharing of information in Windows operating systems.Rate this question:
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The ___________ is the workspace surrounding the page boundaries of the documents
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PasteboardExplanation
The pasteboard refers to the workspace surrounding the page boundaries of a document. It is an area where users can temporarily store and arrange content before placing it onto the actual document. The pasteboard provides a flexible and convenient space for users to manipulate and organize elements before finalizing their layout on the page.Rate this question:
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