Final Exam Practice Test
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What tool do you use to select text frames and graphics?
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Selection Tool
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Text Tool
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Rectangle Tool
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Ellipse Tool
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About This Quiz
This practice test for final exams covers essential functions and tools in InDesign, including text selection, page navigation, coloring shapes, and using master pages.
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Where can you see what pages you are on?
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Layers Palette
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Pages Palette
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Color Palette
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Groups
Correct Answer
A. Pages PaletteExplanation
The Pages Palette is where you can see what pages you are on. It allows you to navigate through different pages in a document and provides a visual representation of the pages. This palette is commonly used in design software or document editing tools to easily manage and access different pages within a project.Rate this question:
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How do you color or shade a shape drawn in InDesign?
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Using Strokes or Swatches
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Highlighting It
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Bold it
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Change the Font
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A. Using Strokes or SwatchesExplanation
To color or shade a shape drawn in InDesign, you can use strokes or swatches. Strokes allow you to apply a colored outline to the shape, while swatches provide a range of pre-defined colors that can be easily applied to the shape. By using strokes or swatches, you can add color and depth to the shape, enhancing its visual appeal and making it stand out in the design.Rate this question:
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What is the Master Page?
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Workspace surrounding the page boundaries of the document
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Area where text is entered in a document
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Space between the rows and columns in a table.
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Non printing pages that hold text, graphics, and guides of every page publication.
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A. Non printing pages that hold text, graphics, and guides of every page publication.Explanation
The Master Page refers to non-printing pages that hold text, graphics, and guides of every page publication. These pages are used to define the layout and design elements that will appear on every page of a document, such as headers, footers, page numbers, and logos. By using a Master Page, users can ensure consistency throughout their document and easily make changes to these elements without having to edit each individual page.Rate this question:
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What are ruler guides used for?
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To make a grid
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For guidance to place objects on
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The horizontal line text is on
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Both a & b are correct
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Neither a & b are correct
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A. Both a & b are correctExplanation
Ruler guides are used for both making a grid and providing guidance to place objects on. Making a grid helps in organizing and aligning elements on a page, while using ruler guides for guidance ensures that objects are placed accurately and in the desired position. Therefore, both options a and b are correct as ruler guides serve both purposes.Rate this question:
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This __________ command is what you use to put a graphic image onto a publication
Correct Answer
The Place CommandExplanation
The Place Command is the correct answer because it is the command used to insert or import a graphic image onto a publication. This command allows users to browse and select an image file from their computer or network and then place it onto the publication, adjusting its size and position as needed. It is a commonly used feature in graphic design software and publishing tools to add visual elements to documents, brochures, flyers, or other publications.Rate this question:
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This ________ is called the space between the rows and columns in a table.
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GutterExplanation
In the context of a table, the space between the rows and columns is referred to as the gutter. The gutter helps to visually separate the different cells in the table, making it easier to read and understand the content. It provides a clear distinction between the rows and columns, allowing for better organization and clarity in the table's layout.Rate this question:
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This_________ is called the white space betweens lines of text, measured baseline-to-baseline
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LeadingExplanation
Leading refers to the vertical space between lines of text, measured from baseline to baseline. It is also known as line spacing. Leading is important for readability and legibility, as it helps to separate lines of text and make the content easier to read. By adjusting the leading, designers can control the density and appearance of the text on a page or screen.Rate this question:
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This______ is called the horizontal line text is on.
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BaselineExplanation
The baseline is the imaginary line upon which the majority of the text rests. It serves as a reference point for the alignment of characters and ensures that the text appears level and consistent. The correct answer is "Baseline" because it accurately describes the horizontal line on which the text is positioned.Rate this question:
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This _________ is called wide/horizontal page orientation.
Correct Answer
Landscape OrientationExplanation
The given answer, "Landscape Orientation," is the correct explanation for the given statement. Landscape orientation refers to a wide/horizontal page orientation, where the width of the page is greater than its height. This orientation is commonly used for displaying content that is wider and better suited to be viewed horizontally, such as images, charts, and spreadsheets.Rate this question:
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Name five ways to emphasize text
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Name the tools used to help you lay out your publication
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The Outport is the square located on the four corners of an activated text frame?
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
False, the Seizing Handle is the square.Rate this question:
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A student can use the maximum of five-six fonts/typefaces to be used per publication
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
False: The correct number of typeface fonts is 2-3.Rate this question:
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What is the default leading of the typeface (font) size used?
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125
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121
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119
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120
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A. 120Explanation
The default leading of the typeface (font) size used is 120.Rate this question:
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What is meant by application default?
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Program/application default
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Change defaults each time
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Keep the changes
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Do nothing to the publication
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A. Program/application default -
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Do sitting tabs in the Tabs Dialog Box automatically move text across the page for alignment purposes?
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Yes
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No
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Maybe
Correct Answer
A. NoExplanation
The answer is "No" because sitting tabs in the Tabs Dialog Box do not automatically move text across the page for alignment purposes. Sitting tabs are used to define specific tab stops on a page, but they do not affect the movement or alignment of text. Text must be manually adjusted to align with the defined tab stops.Rate this question:
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Image area is an area inside the margins where the contexts of publications are placed
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Yes
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No
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A. YesExplanation
The explanation for the correct answer "Yes" is that the image area refers to the space within the margins where the content of publications, including images, are placed. This area is specifically designated for the inclusion of visuals within the publication layout. Therefore, it is accurate to say that the image area is where the contexts of publications are positioned.Rate this question:
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Semiautomatic Text flow is text flow that ends at the bottom of the column but retains text in the extra row.
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Yes
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No
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
Semiautomatic Text flow allows the text to flow until the bottom of the column is reached, but it also retains any extra text in an additional row. This means that if there is more text than can fit in the column, it will continue in a new row instead of being cut off or hidden. Therefore, the answer "Yes" indicates that the given statement accurately describes Semiautomatic Text flow.Rate this question:
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Automatic Text flow is text flow that adds additional pages to a publication until all text has been placed.
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Yes
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No
Correct Answer
A. YesExplanation
Automatic Text flow is a feature in publishing software that automatically adds new pages to a document as needed in order to accommodate all the text. This is particularly useful when working with lengthy texts or when the amount of content is uncertain. By enabling automatic text flow, the software ensures that no text is left out and that it seamlessly continues onto additional pages as required. Therefore, the given answer "Yes" is correct as it accurately describes the function and purpose of automatic text flow.Rate this question:
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Name the five paragraph alignments
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Name two examples of both Sans Serif Fonts and Serif Fonts
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