Question 1

The (Mac/PC) key is used in combination with the Healing Brush and Patch tools to sample a reference area.&#10;A) Control&#10;B) Command/Control&#10;C) Option/Alt&#10;D) Control/Alt

Accepted Answer

The correct answer is C) Option/Alt. This key is used on Mac (Option) and PC (Alt) to sample a reference area when using the Healing Brush and Patch tools in Photoshop.

Question 2

The in the Filter menu can help to smooth out and blend in pixels and remove white spots.&#10;A) Gaussian Blur filter&#10;B) Unsharp Mask filter&#10;C) Dust and Scratches filter&#10;D) none of the above

Accepted Answer

The Dust and Scratches filter is specifically designed to remove small imperfections like white spots by smoothing out and blending pixels.

Question 3

In the History panel, you can record an image's state at a particular time in the editing process, and then you can go back to that place as you experiment. This saved state is called a .&#10;A) Paste command&#10;B) Snapshot&#10;C) none of the above&#10;D) Merge

Accepted Answer

The saved state of an image in the History panel is called a snapshot. Option A is incorrect because the Paste command refers to inserting copied content into an image. Option D is incorrect because merge is the process of combining layers or objects into one.

Question 4

This tool allows you to trim part of an image.&#10;A) Crop Tool&#10;B) Lasso&#10;C) Marquee&#10;D) both a and c

Accepted Answer

The Crop Tool is specifically designed to trim parts of an image to focus on a desired area, while the Marquee Tool can also be used to select a specific area of an image to either cut or copy, effectively trimming the image.

Question 5

Edit all your Photoshop images first in this color mode.&#10;A) RGB&#10;B) Grayscale&#10;C) CMYK&#10;D) both a and c

Accepted Answer

RGB is the most commonly used mode for digital images, as it is optimized for displaying colors on screens. Grayscale is only used for black and white images, and CMYK is primarily used for printing. While CMYK may be necessary for certain projects, it is best to edit images in RGB first for maximum flexibility and color accuracy.

Question 6

The allows you to sample a group of pixels from the source area and blend into the defective area with the corrected texture, lighting, and color in the target area.&#10;A) Healing Brush Tool&#10;B) Clone Stamp Tool&#10;C) both a and d&#10;D) Patch Tool

Accepted Answer

The answer of The allows you to sample a group...

Question 7

Custom brushes can be saved here permanently for later use.&#10;A) Layers panel&#10;B) Tool Preset panel&#10;C) Tools panel&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

Tool Preset panel is specifically designed to save and organize custom brushes for later use. Although Layers panel and Tools panel have certain functions related to brushes, they do not offer the same level of customization and organization as the Tool Preset panel.

Question 8

The contains a selection of predefined colors from which you can choose. You select a color and paint inside a selected area. You can also create and save colors here.&#10;A) Color panel&#10;B) Swatches panel&#10;C) Color Replacement panel&#10;D) Tool Preset panel

Accepted Answer

The Swatches panel is the panel that contains a selection of predefined colors and allows you to choose and save colors. The Color panel allows you to adjust the current color using sliders, while the Color Replacement panel and Tool Preset panel are not related to color selection.

Question 9

The is used often for softening skin pores and blemishes in portrait images.&#10;A) Gaussian Blur filter&#10;B) Blur Tool&#10;C) Unsharp Mask filter&#10;D) all of the above

Accepted Answer

The Gaussian Blur filter is specifically designed for softening and smoothing skin pores and blemishes in portrait images. The Blur Tool and Unsharp Mask filter are not as effective for this specific purpose.

Question 10

The allows you to sample a group of pixels from a source area and transfer or clone those pixels to a target area. It does not take into account lighting variations.&#10;A) Clone Stamp Tool&#10;B) Healing Brush Tool&#10;C) both a and d&#10;D) Patch Tool

Accepted Answer

The Clone Stamp Tool allows you to samply pixels from a source area and transfer or clone those pixels to a target area. This tool does not take into account lighting variations, but it is useful for duplicating areas of an image or removing small imperfections. The Healing Brush Tool and Patch Tool are better options when trying to blend in an area with different lighting variations or textures.

Deck 6: Restoring and Coloring a Black-And-White Photograph