Class VII Lesson 8 : More Tools In Flash
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The shortcut key to insert keyframe
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F6
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F5
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F4
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F3
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This quiz for Class VII focuses on Flash tools, exploring functionalities like the Pen Tool for drawing paths, using shortcuts like Ctrl+B for ungrouping objects, and importing images. It assesses knowledge on tool usage and shortcuts, essential for students learning digital design.
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The Eyedropper tool is linked with the _________________ tool.
Explanation
The Eyedropper tool is linked with the Paint Bucket and Paint bucket tool. This means that when using the Eyedropper tool, you can sample a color from an image and then use the Paint Bucket or Paint bucket tool to fill an area with that sampled color. This allows for easy color matching and consistency when working on a project.Rate this question:
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Which tool is used to draw precise paths in Macromedia Flash?
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Eyedropper tool
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Free transform Tool
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Gradient Transform tool
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Pen Tool
Correct Answer
A. Pen ToolExplanation
The Pen Tool is used to draw precise paths in Macromedia Flash. This tool allows users to create and edit vector paths by placing anchor points and adjusting the direction handles. It provides precise control over the shape and curvature of the paths, making it ideal for creating detailed and accurate drawings or illustrations in Flash. The Pen Tool is commonly used in graphic design and animation to create smooth and precise shapes and lines.Rate this question:
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The shortcut key to Break apart (Ungrouped) object is _____________
Correct Answer
Ctrl+BExplanation
The shortcut key Ctrl+B is used to break apart or ungroup objects. This command separates grouped objects into individual elements, allowing for independent editing and manipulation. By pressing Ctrl+B, users can easily access and modify specific components within a group, enhancing their workflow and design flexibility.Rate this question:
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Complete the series for animating text with Timeline Effects
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Insert>Timeline Effects>Effects
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Insert>Effects
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Edit>Timeline Effects
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None of above
Correct Answer
A. Insert>Timeline Effects>EffectsExplanation
This answer is correct because it provides the correct sequence of steps to animate text with Timeline Effects. The first step is to go to the "Insert" tab, then select "Timeline Effects" from the dropdown menu, and finally choose "Effects" from the options. This sequence ensures that the user can access the necessary tools and features to animate text using Timeline Effects. The other options mentioned in the question are either incorrect or do not include the necessary steps to achieve the desired result.Rate this question:
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How many sections does Tool box have?
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3
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2
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5
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4
Correct Answer
A. 4Explanation
The correct answer is 4. This means that the Tool box has four sections.Rate this question:
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Which tool is used to scale an object?
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Gradient Transform Tool
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Linear Gradient
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Radial Gradient
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Free Transform tool
Correct Answer
A. Free Transform toolExplanation
The Free Transform tool is used to scale an object. This tool allows the user to resize and reshape an object by dragging its corners or edges. It provides the flexibility to increase or decrease the size of an object while maintaining its proportions. Additionally, the Free Transform tool also enables rotation, skewing, and perspective transformations.Rate this question:
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The "Red Rectangular" box on Timeline is called
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Black dot
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Playhead
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Red dot
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Frame
Correct Answer
A. PlayheadExplanation
The correct answer is Playhead. The "Red Rectangular" box on the Timeline is known as the Playhead. It represents the current position of the playback in a video or audio timeline. It helps users to navigate and locate specific points in the timeline while editing or playing media files.Rate this question:
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The two types of Gradient in flash are
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Radial and Scaling an object
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Rotating and Moving
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Linear and Gradient
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Linear and Radial
Correct Answer
A. Linear and RadialExplanation
The correct answer is Linear and Radial. In Flash, linear gradient refers to a gradient that blends colors in a straight line, while radial gradient refers to a gradient that blends colors in a circular or radial pattern. These two types of gradients allow users to create various visual effects and transitions in their Flash projects.Rate this question:
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Select a series to Import a picture.
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File>Open>Import to Stage
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File>Import>Import To Stage
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File>Save>Picture
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File>Import>Import from Internet
Correct Answer
A. File>Import>Import To StageExplanation
To import a picture, the correct series of steps is to go to the File menu, then select Import, and finally choose Import To Stage. This option allows the user to import an image file into the current stage of the project. The other options listed do not involve importing a picture or do not follow the correct sequence of steps.Rate this question:
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