Question 1

Press [Ctrl] (Win) or [Command] (Mac) to toggle between a type tool and the selection tool.

Accepted Answer

The given statement is true because pressing [Ctrl] (Win) or [Command] (Mac) toggles between the type tool and the selection tool in most design software.

Question 2

-In the above figure, number 1 points to an example of tracking.

Accepted Answer

There is no figure provided, so it is impossible to determine what number 1 is pointing to or if it is an example of tracking.

Question 3

Even after text is converted to outlines, you can still change the typeface.

Accepted Answer

Once text is converted to outlines, it becomes a graphic element and loses its font data, making it impossible to change the typeface through normal text editing methods.

Question 4

Positive tracking or kerning values move text characters closer together.

Accepted Answer

Positive tracking or kerning values actually spread text characters further apart, while negative values bring them closer together.

Question 5

Hidden objects print when visible objects are printed.

Accepted Answer

Hidden objects are specifically designated not to print or display in the final output, allowing only the visible objects to be printed or displayed.

Question 6

If you plan to scale type, you should change its font size in the Character panel, if necessary, before converting to outlines.

Accepted Answer

Changing the font size in the Character panel before converting text to outlines ensures that the type is at the desired size for design purposes, as editing text attributes is not possible after conversion.

Question 7

Text in Illustrator can never be typed vertically.

Accepted Answer

In Illustrator, text can be typed vertically using the Type Tool by selecting the Vertical Type Tool option, allowing for vertical text layout.

Question 8

The midpoint, by definition, must be positioned evenly between the starting and ending colors of a gradient.

Accepted Answer

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Question 9

Once text is flowed onto a path, only its typeface and type size can be modified.

Accepted Answer

When text is flowed onto a path in graphic design software, you can modify various attributes beyond just the typeface and type size, including but not limited to letter spacing, word spacing, alignment, and color.

Question 10

Dragging the center bracket is the easiest way to move text along a path.

Accepted Answer

The center bracket allows you to reposition text along a path easily by dragging it to the desired location.

Question 11

You can modify the tracking between letter pairs.

Accepted Answer

Tracking refers to the uniform adjustment of spacing between all characters in a text, not just between specific letter pairs. Adjusting spacing between specific letter pairs is called kerning.

Question 12

If the preference that allows you to select text by clicking anywhere on the text is turned off, the only way to select text is by clicking on its baseline.

Accepted Answer

If the preference that allows you to select text by clicking anywhere on the text is turned off, the only way to select text is by clicking on its baseline.

Question 13

The location of a midpoint in a gradient can be changed.

Accepted Answer

The location of a midpoint in a gradient can be adjusted by changing the position value, which alters the transition point between colors in the gradient.

Question 14

A blend is a graduated transition between two or more colors used to fill an object or multiple objects.

Accepted Answer

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Question 15

The Color panel has four color modes: CMYK, RGB, Grayscale, and HSB.

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Question 16

Text flowed on a circle will often require kerning, especially when it is set at a large point size.

Accepted Answer

When text is flowed on a circle, especially at large point sizes, the spacing between characters can appear uneven due to the curvature, necessitating kerning to achieve visually consistent spacing.

Question 17

A linear gradient can be positioned from left to right, top to bottom, or on any angle.

Accepted Answer

A linear gradient's direction can be defined to progress from left to right, top to bottom, or along any specified angle, allowing for versatile design options in creating smooth transitions between colors.

Question 18

When you click a type tool cursor on text and apply the Select All command, the text and all objects on the artboard are selected.

Accepted Answer

The Select All command, when used after clicking a type tool cursor on text, typically selects all the text within that text box or text object, not all objects on the artboard.

Question 19

Text flowed onto a curved path often presents kerning challenges.

Accepted Answer

When text is flowed onto a curved path, the spacing between characters (kerning) can become uneven due to the curvature, presenting challenges in maintaining visually pleasing and readable text.

Question 20

Instead of using sliders to create colors, you can type values directly in text boxes in the Color panel.

Accepted Answer

In many design and photo editing software, the Color panel allows users to input specific color values directly into text boxes, offering an alternative to using sliders for color selection. This method enables precise color matching and selection by entering values for different color models (e.g., RGB, CMYK, HSL).

Quiz 2: Creating Text and Gradients

Press [Ctrl] (Win) or [Command] (Mac) to toggle between a type tool and the selection tool.

-In the above figure, number 1 points to an example of tracking.

Even after text is converted to outlines, you can still change the typeface.

Positive tracking or kerning values move text characters closer together.

Hidden objects print when visible objects are printed.

If you plan to scale type, you should change its font size in the Character panel, if necessary, before converting to outlines.

Text in Illustrator can never be typed vertically.

The midpoint, by definition, must be positioned evenly between the starting and ending colors of a gradient.

Once text is flowed onto a path, only its typeface and type size can be modified.

Dragging the center bracket is the easiest way to move text along a path.

You can modify the tracking between letter pairs.

If the preference that allows you to select text by clicking anywhere on the text is turned off, the only way to select text is by clicking on its baseline.

The location of a midpoint in a gradient can be changed.

A blend is a graduated transition between two or more colors used to fill an object or multiple objects.

The Color panel has four color modes: CMYK, RGB, Grayscale, and HSB.

Text flowed on a circle will often require kerning, especially when it is set at a large point size.

A linear gradient can be positioned from left to right, top to bottom, or on any angle.

When you click a type tool cursor on text and apply the Select All command, the text and all objects on the artboard are selected.

Text flowed onto a curved path often presents kerning challenges.

Instead of using sliders to create colors, you can type values directly in text boxes in the Color panel.