Question 1

This panel provides consistency in alignment of numbers or text in columns. You can set text to align flush left, right, centered, on special characters, or by either decimal points or commas.&#10;A) Control&#10;B) Tab&#10;C) Paragraph styles&#10;D) Transform

Accepted Answer

The Tab panel in Adobe software is used to set consistent alignment for text or numbers in columns. This feature is particularly useful in designing tables or tabular data.

Question 2

To let readers know where to locate the rest of the article, you can create a(n) that continues to other pages, such as a line that says "Continued on page
4)"

A) overset symbol
B) jump line
C) page number marker
D) continuing banner

B

Accepted Answer

A jump line is a line that indicates there is more text to follow on another page. It typically includes the text "Continued on page X" or "Continued from page X."

Question 3

Creating a(n) provides space for the text with a text frame, and so there is some space between the type and the graphic frames.&#10;A) jump line&#10;B) inset&#10;C) overset symbol&#10;D) masthead

Accepted Answer

An inset is a type of frame that provides space for text with a text frame, and there is some space between the type and the graphic frames.

Question 4

There are picas in an inch.&#10;A) 72&#10;B) 4&#10;C) 6&#10;D) 12

Accepted Answer

There are 6 picas in an inch, which is a standard measurement used in typography and printing.

Question 5

are lines that are used to help separate sections of articles in a pleasing way.&#10;A) Rules&#10;B) Orphans&#10;C) Widows&#10;D) Frames

Accepted Answer

Rules are used in design and typesetting to create visual separation between different sections of text, making the layout more organized and visually appealing.

Question 6

The command is still the best way to import graphic images.&#10;A) Paste&#10;B) Paste in Place&#10;C) Place&#10;D) Import

Accepted Answer

The Place command is the best way to import graphic images because it allows you to link to the original file rather than embedding it in the document. This keeps the file size of your document smaller and allows you to make changes to the image file outside of InDesign that will be reflected in the document. The Paste and Paste in Place commands are better suited for copying and pasting elements within InDesign, while the Import command can be used for importing text or spreadsheets.

Question 7

keeps the same the style, color, and theme of a multipage document though the pages.&#10;A) continuing banner&#10;B) nameplate&#10;C) jump line&#10;D) page number marker

Accepted Answer

A continuing banner maintains consistency in style, color, and theme across multiple pages of a document.

Question 8

The blank spaces between columns are called the .&#10;A) margins&#10;B) layout guides&#10;C) gutters&#10;D) negative spaces

Accepted Answer

The blank spaces between columns are referred to as gutters in graphic design. Margins are the spaces between the edge of the page and the content, layout guides are lines used to align elements, and negative spaces are the areas around and between elements that are left blank intentionally.

Question 9

are used in long articles to insert a line or comment in between two paragraphs of an article that helps to identify that article to the reader.&#10;A) Paragraph styles&#10;B) Jump lines&#10;C) Pull quotes&#10;D) Gutters

Accepted Answer

Pull quotes are used in long articles to insert a line or comment in between two paragraphs of an article that helps to identify that article to the reader.

Question 10

These colors are special color libraries of premixed inks that will produce a certain color with one ink layer on one plate for press. They are used in addition to the four CMYK plates.&#10;A) process colors&#10;B) subtractive colors&#10;C) additive colors&#10;D) spot colors

Accepted Answer

Spot colors are specific colors that are mixed beforehand and used as separate inks for printing. They are used for creating precise and consistent colors that cannot be achieved with CMYK alone.

Deck 12: Working With Multipage Documents