1.What type of graphics does Illustrator deal with?
A) Pixel-Based
B) Vector-Based
C) File-Based
2.Select FIVE elements of design that can be explored to help you create the best composition possible, when creating work in Illustrator?
A) LINE
B) SHAPE
C) PIXELS
D) VALUE
E) MASKING
F) TEXTURE
G) COLOR
H) PROJECT DIRECTORY
3.Layers can: (select all that apply)
A) Help the artist select specific areas in which to work, with less confusion.
B) Enable the artist to 'turn off' selected layers when needed
C) Be merged once the work is complete to save space/memory.
D) Alter pixels
E) Be deleted
4.If you "Create Outlines" of any text used in your document, are you assured that others will be able to see your font, as you intended, on a machine that may not have that particular font installed?
A) YES
B) NO
5.A "Root Project Directory" is important so that the particular software you're using can locate all elements you've used in the document you are trying to open.
A) YES
B) NO
6.
Can Photoshop images be placed in Illustrator documents?
A) YES
B) NO
7.
Can you alter pixels in Illustrator?
A) YES
B) NO
8.
A root project directory can only be used for text for text documents and jpg files?
A) TRUE
B) FALSE
9.
If you copy and paste a Photoshop doc into an Illustrator doc, making it part of the image, not a linked image, will your file size be larger or smaller than a file with a linked image?
A) SMALLER
B) LARGER
10.
If you 'LINK' an image in an Illustrator doc, is the file size smaller or larger than if you pasted the image, making it a true part of your doc?
A) SMALLER
B) LARGER