Illustrator
The arrow that selects the entirety of an individual or grouped objects.
What is the Selection Tool?
The tool in Photoshop that allows you to select by color range.
What is the Magic Wand?
Which basic design principle is primarily made up of lines?
What is Shape?
The measurements of a letter size document.
What is 8 1/2 x 11 inches?
What the color mode RGB stands for.
What is Red, Green, and Blue.
The location of Rulers in Adobe Illustrator.
What is View?
A tool that selects the color for use elsewhere.
What is the Eyedropper?
An element of art that refers to the lightness or darkness of a color.
What is Contrast?
How to select multiple objects in all Adobe programs.
What is hold the shift key and click?
The color mode used for designing for the web.
What is RGB?
Adobe Illustrator is this type of graphic editor.
What is Vector?
In Photoshop, a gray and white checkered background means that the background is what?
What is Transparent?
The element of art that refers to the surface quality or feel of an object - its smoothness, roughness, softness, etc.
What is Texture?
Which term describes eliminating unwanted parts of a graphic?
What is cropping?
The colors of ink used in full color printing.
What is CMYK?
The best way to create complex and curved shapes is to use the ____ tool in Adobe Illustrator?
What is the Pen tool?
Adobe Photoshop has this file extension.
What is PSD?
Which design principle contains elements that lead the reader through each element in order of its significance?
What is hierarchy?
Which are used to create a raster image?
What are pixels?
In color theory, the name of a color is referred to as?
What is Hue?
Which panel in Illustrator will allow you to combine shapes using commands such as unite or intersect to make custom shapes?
What is the Pathfinder panel?
In Photoshop, an icon on the Layers panel that indicates that the layer is visible.
What is the Eye Icon?
Which design principle refers to the subjects or elements in a composition that are close to each other?
What is Proximity?
Determines the amount of detail in an image; measured as dpi (dots per inch) for printing documents, and ppi (pixels per inch) for your computer screen.
What is Resolution?
Which changes when one adds black or white to a particular hue?
What is Brightness?