Question 1

The two graphic file formats that are universally accepted and can be read by any desktop publishing program to be used for commercial press use are .&#10;A)

Accepted Answer

PDF and EPS are the two graphic file formats that are universally accepted and can be read by any desktop publishing program to be used for commercial press use. PDF format preserves fonts, formatting, and graphics of any source document, irrespective of the application and platform used in creating the source document. EPS format is vector-based and allows for high-quality resolution needed for printing.

Question 2

Saving a file in this format is used for the commercial press for images that contain both text and graphics.&#10;A) JPEG&#10;B) PSD&#10;C) TIFF&#10;D) EPS

Accepted Answer

EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) is the best choice for saving images that contain both text and graphics for commercial press. It is a vector-based format that maintains the highest level of quality and can be scaled without loss of detail. It also supports transparency and is widely supported by professional printing companies.

Question 3

guides use purple lines as a default for measurements set up in creating the initial document. guides are green in color and are dragged out from the top and left-side rulers.&#10;A) Margin, Layout&#10;B) Template, Layout&#10;C) Master page, Layout&#10;D) Layout, Margin

Accepted Answer

Margins are used to set the distance between the content and the edge of the document, while layout guides are used to position elements within the content area. In Adobe InDesign, the default color for margin guides is purple, while layout guides are green and can be dragged out from the rulers. The other options listed in the question are not relevant to the use of guides in Adobe InDesign.

Question 4

With InDesign, an &#34;x&#34; displayed in a is used as a universal sign for designers as a designated area for placing .&#10;A) frame, graphics&#10;B) banner, text&#10;C) frame, text&#10;D) graphic, frame

Accepted Answer

The "x" displayed in a frame in InDesign signifies a designated area for placing graphics, indicating where images or other graphic elements are to be inserted.

Question 5

When converting our measurement of inches to points for increased accuracy for press, one inch is the equivalent to .&#10;A) 12 points&#10;B) 100 points&#10;C) 72 points&#10;D) 36 points

Accepted Answer

One inch is equal to 72 points, which is a standard conversion for print design.

Question 6

The difference between desktop publishing applications, like InDesign, and word processing applications is that desktop publishing applications .&#10;A) use points for measuring font sizes&#10;B) place items from a more diverse group of source applications into either text or picture boxes, for large volume printing&#10;C) use inches for measurement&#10;D) are used for short articles with fixed inserted graphics that will be distributed in a very small volume

Accepted Answer

Desktop publishing applications are designed for creating layouts for large volume printing, and allow for placing items from a variety of sources into text or picture boxes. They also typically use points rather than inches for measuring font sizes. Word processing applications, on the other hand, are better suited for creating shorter documents with less complex formatting needs.

Question 7

When a graphic is placed in a document, it is also placed in the panel.
You can use this panel to identify, select, monitor, and update files.

A) Pages
B) Control
C) Links
D) Swatches

Accepted Answer

The Links panel is used to identify, select, monitor, and update files that are linked (or placed) in a document. The Pages panel is used for organizing and navigating pages within a document, the Control panel is used for adjusting options and settings related to selected objects, and the Swatches panel is used for managing and applying colors.

Question 8

The contains the most used commands found in the menu bar for text, graphics, lines, and paths displaying specific commands for each.&#10;A) Master page template&#10;B) Pages panel&#10;C) Control panel&#10;D) Character panel

Accepted Answer

The control panel contains the most used commands for text, graphics, lines, and paths. It displays specific commands for each and is easily accessible for quick editing. The other options listed do not fit this description.

Question 9

create (s) document templates that a designer can modify to provide a consistency in placed items, page formats, formatting, and guidelines for multiple documents.&#10;A) Master pages&#10;B) Paragraph styles&#10;C) Pages panel&#10;D) Character styles

Accepted Answer

Master pages are templates for document layouts that contain consistent design elements such as headers, footers, and page numbers. Designers can modify these templates and apply them to multiple pages within a document to ensure consistency in placed items and page formats. Paragraph styles and character styles are used for the formatting of text within a document, while the pages panel is used to manage pages within a document, but does not provide consistency in design elements.

Question 10

The contains two panels that help you navigate and provides information about pages and allows you to control and edit the layout of pages, spreads, and master pages.&#10;A) Swatches panel&#10;B) Pages panel&#10;C) Control panel&#10;D) Character panel

Accepted Answer

The description matches that of the Pages panel, which provides navigation and editing options for pages, spreads, and master pages. The Swatches panel manages colors and gradients, the Control panel adjusts selected objects and settings, and the Character panel edits text formatting.

Deck 11: Indesign Fundamentals