In which case would the requirement to obtain permission to use any

copyrighted material be excluded?

Which term refers to changes in size or complexity of deliverables that

must be controlled in order to keep projects on schedule and under

budget?

Which piece of information should be identified first to help prepare an

article about a new restaurant that will appear in a magazine?

When developing marketing materials for a business, which is responsible

for identifying the target demographic?

While preparing images for a global audience, which design concept

should be taken into consideration?

Which term describes permitting certain limited use of copyrighted

materials for educational, teaching, quoting, review, and/or parody?

Which term refers to creations of the mind and may include copyrights,

trademarks, patents, and trade secrets?

Excluding images which are obtained using the Fair Use Act, at which

point is an image copyright protected?

When preparing images for a client’s website, it is important to consider:

When planning a project for a client, which will most influence design

choices?

When using the rule of thirds, where should the focal point of the image

be aligned?

Which can be made into hyperlinks?

What file format is like having digital photo negatives?

Which is kerning?

When one creates a design, which element should be included to ensure

that the design elements have plenty of room?

Which file type provides the data for an image in an unprocessed or

uncompressed form?

The concept of hierarchy is:

Which is the rule of thirds?

Which option refers to a special premixed ink that is used instead of, or

in addition to, process inks, and that requires its own printing plate on a

printing press?

What term is used to describe the area outside the bleed area that can

include information such as printer instructions or project sign-off

instructions?

Which resolution is recommended for a printed graphic?

Which text is best for online reading?

Which change will usually make text more readable?

Which statement describes the gestalt principle of design?

Which is the most appropriate tool to edit headlines and type cutlines in

Adobe InDesign?

Which is Camera Raw also known as?

Which is the best command option in Adobe InDesign that is used for

modifying body copy text?

Which picture element is changed when one edits a raster image?

What is a gutter in design?

A large, conservative security firm needs a logo and marketing materials

that promote feelings of security, trust, and strength. Which font type

would be most appropriate?

Which tool in InDesign allows changing corner points into smooth points

and vice versa?

In Adobe InDesign, which command is used to put items onto the page?

A dialog box that allows one to specify the width on the outer edges of

the page and the number of columns is:

Which InDesign tool allows duplicating objects on a page and placing

them in an InDesign document?

Which steps will allow the user to create a PDF in Adobe InDesign?

In Adobe InDesign, what is the area surrounding the document where

one can store objects for later use in a project?

While formatting a brochure, a designer notices there should be more

vertical space between lines to make the document easier to read. What

should be measured to determine the best leading?

The designer has set up columns in the publication but is worried that

there is insufficient space between the columns. What should the

designer change to correct this?

What panel in InDesign can be used to create, name, and apply styles to

text within a paragraph?

Which transformation tool is used by designers to skew objects around a

fixed point?

To add more white space to the design, the designer has to adjust the

size of the graphics relative to the entire page. Which feature would best

allow the designer to adjust the size of the graphics?

What InDesign element can exist as a placeholder, a container without

contents?

A designer desires to create a simple design in which words visually

communicate their meaning. What is the designer working with?

While creating the registration guide for courses at North Border

Community College, the designer realizes readers may have difficulty

locating information and visualizing how the guide is organized. What

should the designer add to the beginning of the registration guide?

The Diamond Dolls are creating a new poster for a baseball fundraiser.

They placed a large baseball in the center of the image and want the

poster's text to curve around the baseball. Which feature should they

use?

The designer's publication includes four arrow shapes that all point up.

What should be adjusted so each arrow will point in a different direction?

Krispy Donuts' new cookbook is ready to be reviewed by the client. It

contains hyperlinks, videos, animations, and buttons. Which type of

InDesign document includes these elements?

When one utilizes text frames in InDesign, what is the process of

connecting text among frames?

Prior to publication, the designer reviewed the Chamber of Commerce

directory. He/she realized that the document needed an alphabetized list

of companies at the end. Which should the designer add?

Which statement is true of color swatches in InDesign?

Designers can apply effects such as drop shadow and glow to numerous

elements within their publications. Effects can be applied to which design

elements?

Which is an advantage of applying styles to headings?

The client has asked the designer to adjust the spacing between the "D"

and "J" in "DJ Record Shop" because they appear too close together. How

should the designer change the horizontal spacing of two side-by-side

characters ?

Jazmyn has created a flyer for the homecoming dance. The text is too

close to the edge of the page when it is printed. What should she change

to correct this?

A client wants its online summer menu to include video clips of

customers dancing, audio of its theme music, bookmarks to the events

page, and a top-ten playlist. What type of document would support these

features?

A client requested that a designer include an effect with the text to make

the design more appealing. What effect should be used to create a

duplicate of the text in a soft gray tone that appears slightly lower and

behind the original text?

Which layout option provides a template for the other pages with shared

layout and function?

When setting the layout for a new document, which option should a

graphic designer select in order to set pages in a document so the pages

will appear on opposite sides of a spread?

Under which menu in InDesign may a designer find the Place command?

When one uses InDesign, which panel displays options for the currently

selected tool?

Based on styles applied to headings and subheadings in an InDesign

document, which can be automatically created for a designer?

Which feature should a designer utilize to format text to go around the

outline of an image in a publication he/she is creating?

Sarah printed her brochure so she could evaluate it before the final

printing. She noticed that in all of the headers, the letters were too close

together. To correct this, she should:

Nonprinting design elements such as rulers and guides help one

accurately perform tasks within the InDesign software. Which sort of

guide temporarily appears when one moves objects while also assisting

one with aligning, editing, and transforming objects relative to other

objects?

Which text format should be used to design a shape of a fluffy cloud in

the middle of the page with the text going around the outline of the

waves of the cloud?

A flyer is being created for the athletics committee to advertise its

upcoming fundraiser. The designer has only placed images but wants the

chairman to preview the flyer. What should the designer use for text so

the chairman can focus on viewing fonts, color, and design layout?

Which InDesign tool allows one to move an object within its frame?

How can a designer correct the oversetting of text in a text box?

When one is creating a three-hundred-page book, which feature(s) should

be applied to the headings to ensure they are all the same format?

A designer is creating a brochure layout to share with other designers.

Which should the designer use to define the space for the body text in

the layout so he/she can see the overall design?

Which transformation tool is used by designers to change an object's

position around a fixed point?

The editor wants the designer to make a paragraph’s first letter into a

large capital letter with a depth of two or more lines of the regular text.

To make this change, the designer would:

A custom style was applied to the headings of the company's newsletter.

If the style is modified, what is automatically performed to all text in

which the style has been applied?

Which transformation tool is used by designers to keep an object in

proportion while resizing around a fixed point?

Clown Circus has asked a designer to redesign its new flyer. It wants to

change the text "Clown Circus" from the standard Arial size 12 to a large

font that will really capture the reader's attention. Which change to the

text "Clown Circus" would be the best choice?

Which is similar to kerning but affects the space between letters and is

applied globally to an entire word or paragraph?

What InDesign layout option describes pages in a document that appear

on opposite sides of a book or magazine?

The designer is creating a three-hundred-page book and wants to ensure

the headings are all the same format. The subheadings will be Times

New Roman, 14 point, bold, and centered. Which type of style should be

created?

Some features such as styles and new colors are applied to only the

current document. To access these features in other documents, one may

retrieve them from which panel?

A designer has created an instructional manual for a school. To ensure

that there will be a designated space for the binding in the layout, what

should be modified?

Which can be done while exporting to avoid duplication of layer names in

the PDF?

Which procedure is used to create a folder that contains the InDesign

document, including a report with a list of all used fonts, links, and inks

required to print the document?

What InDesign feature will allow one to publish a digital version of a

document that works on any device, in any modern Web browser, without

the need to install a plug-in?

Which is the lowest recommended image resolution for published output

on the Web?

What InDesign feature enables the user to view the progress of a

document’s export process while he/she works on another document?

When preparing layers before exporting a book to a PDF, if the Merge

Identically Named Layers On Export option is unselected, where do the

layer names appear?

NC Home Sales wants to provide its documents in a format readily

available to everyone. How would one best advise NC Home Sales to set

up the documents?

InDesign provides integrated controls for performing a quality check on a

document prior to printing or handling off the document to a print service

provider. What is the standard industry term for that process?

Documents that contain objects to which transparency effects, such as

opacity and blending modes, have been applied usually need to undergo

a process known as: