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    To hide a Layer in the Layers Palette, what image do you Left click?

    • The squared image in the Layers palette.
    • Left click the Text of the Layer.
    • Left click the Eye of the Layer.
    • Left click the 1/2 moon image of the Layer.
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  • 2. 

    What is the keyboard shortcut to Cut?

    • CTRL-"C".

    • ALT-"C".

    • CTRL-"X".

    • ALT-"X".

    Correct Answer
    A. CTRL-"X".
    Explanation
    The correct answer is CTRL-"X". This keyboard shortcut is commonly used to cut selected text or objects. "Cut" is a command that removes the selected content and places it in the clipboard, allowing you to paste it elsewhere. CTRL-"C" is the shortcut for copying, not cutting. ALT-"C" and ALT-"X" are not commonly used shortcuts for cut commands.

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  • 3. 

    What key do you hold down if you want to Add to a selection?

    • ALT.

    • Function.

    • Space bar.

    • Shift.

    Correct Answer
    A. Shift.
    Explanation
    To add to a selection, you would hold down the Shift key. This key is commonly used in conjunction with the mouse to select multiple items or extend a selection range. By holding down Shift and clicking on additional items, you can include them in the current selection.

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  • 4. 

    What do you change in the Layers Palette to allow you to see the layer below it?

    • Opacity.

    • Layer Priority.

    • Layer Transparency.

    • Transparency.

    Correct Answer
    A. Opacity.
    Explanation
    To see the layer below in the Layers Palette, you need to adjust the opacity. Opacity determines the transparency of a layer, so by reducing the opacity of the current layer, you can make it more transparent and reveal the layer beneath it. By increasing the opacity, you make the layer more opaque and hide the layers below.

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  • 5. 

    What is the keyboard shortcut to increase or decrease the Paintbrush size?

    • "-" or "+".

    • "," or ".".

    • "[" or "]".

    • "(" or ")".

    Correct Answer
    A. "[" or "]".
    Explanation
    The keyboard shortcut to increase or decrease the Paintbrush size is "[" or "]". This shortcut allows users to quickly adjust the size of the paintbrush tool while working in a program or application that utilizes this tool. By pressing "[" or "]", the user can easily make the brush size smaller or larger, depending on their needs. This shortcut is commonly used in graphic design, digital art, and photo editing software to enhance precision and control while painting or drawing.

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  • 6. 

    What tool would you use to lighten a specific area of an image?

    • Sponge Tool.

    • Burn Tool.

    • Crop Tool.

    • Dodge Tool.

    Correct Answer
    A. Dodge Tool.
    Explanation
    The Dodge Tool is used to lighten specific areas of an image. It works by decreasing the exposure in the selected areas, making them appear brighter. This tool is particularly useful for brightening shadows or dark areas in a photograph, allowing for more balanced lighting and enhancing the overall appearance of the image.

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  • 7. 

    What option would you use to hide pixels from a Layer instead of removing the pixels?

    • Adjustment Layer.

    • Layer Mask.

    • Use the "Hide Pixels" tool.

    • Create a Channel Layer.

    Correct Answer
    A. Layer Mask.
    Explanation
    A layer mask is used to hide certain parts of a layer without permanently removing the pixels. It allows for non-destructive editing by concealing areas of the layer while still preserving the original image. By painting on the layer mask with black, the corresponding pixels on the layer become hidden, and by painting with white, they become visible again. This provides flexibility in adjusting the visibility of specific parts of a layer without permanently deleting any pixels.

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  • 8. 

    The different palettes can be turned on and off in what menu?

    • Edit.

    • Select.

    • Palette.

    • Window.

    Correct Answer
    A. Window.
    Explanation
    The question is asking about the menu in which the different palettes can be turned on and off. The options given are Edit, Select, Palette, and Window. The correct answer is Window because it is the menu that typically contains options related to the overall display and arrangement of windows, including the option to show or hide different palettes. The Edit menu typically contains options for editing the content, the Select menu for selecting specific elements, and the Palette menu is not a standard menu in most software applications.

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  • 9. 

    To colorize a layer, what blending mode would you change it to?

    • Colorize.

    • Color.

    • Colored.

    • Color Correction.

    Correct Answer
    A. Color.
    Explanation
    To colorize a layer, you would change the blending mode to "Color". This blending mode applies the hue and saturation values from the layer to the underlying layers, while preserving the brightness values of the underlying layers. It allows you to add color to an image or layer without affecting the overall brightness or contrast.

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  • 10. 

    What is the common term called when you make a selection and you see lines moving around the selection, after you made the selection?

    • Marching Ants.

    • Selection.

    • Line Animation.

    • The Selected.

    Correct Answer
    A. Marching Ants.
    Explanation
    The common term for when you make a selection and see lines moving around the selection is called "Marching Ants." This term is used to describe the animated dotted lines that appear around a selected area in various graphic editing software, indicating that the area is currently being edited or manipulated.

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