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| True or Flash: The Pencil Modifier in the tools panel lets you control the way your lines appear as you draw them |
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| True or False: If you move the eyedropper tool pointer over a stroke, the pointer cahnges to include a small paintbrush next to it. |
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| True or False: If you move the eydropper tool pointer over a fill, the pointer changes to include a small pencil next to it. |
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| True or False: The selection handles in the accompanying figure are the same as the anchor points used with the Pen tool and Subselectionm tool |
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| True or False: The box shown with the handles in the accompanying figure is a selection box |
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| True or False: an example of input text would be a text block that displays up-to-the-minute sports scores retrieved from a Web server |
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| True or False: Text can be created in a fixed-width text block or in a single-line text block that extends as you type |
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| True or False: You can change a fixed-width text block to a single-line text block by double-clicking its square handle. |
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| True or False: When you need to revise a Flash document, you open the SWF file. |
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| True or False: When you are ready to place the image from an FLA file in a Web page, it needs to be published or exported. |
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| True or False: You can edit the individual elements of the image in an exported file |
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| True or False: When you are ready to export a document, you use the export document command on the file menu |
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| True or False: The History panel displays the steps for up to five open documents |
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| True or False: Given a movie clip that contains an animation sequence spanning 10 frames within its own Timeline, when that clip is used in a document, its 10 frames occupy 10 frames in the Document's Timeline. |
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| True or False: When you create a symbol for a document, you assign a name to it, and you specify certain properties based on the behavior of the symbol |
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| True or False: A symbol's type is the same as its behavior |
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| True or False: Symbols created within a document are saved with that document |
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| True or False: In the library panel, any symbol inside a folder will appear indented under the folder name. |
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| True or False: Duplicates of a given symbol can share the same name as the original symbol |
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| True or False: Once you created a symbol, you must then manually add it to the document's library. |
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| ___ Can include strokes as well as fill, or only a stroke or only a fill. |
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| Any of the above (ovals rectangles or polygons ) |
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| To draw shapes you use the ____ tool |
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| The _____ tools create rectangles with modifiable corners and ovals that can be changed into pie shapes or half circles. |
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| the ___ tool allows you to specify whether you want to draw a polygon or a star shape |
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| With the PolyStar tool, the number of sides a shape can have ranges from three to ____- |
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| for star shapes, you can specify the star point size in values ranging from 0 to |
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| When you create a star, a number closer to ____ creates narrower star points |
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| The topmost star in the accompanying figure has a point size of _____ |
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| The middle star in the accompanying figure has a point size of ______ |
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| The bottom star in the accompanying figure has a point size of |
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| To create a rectangle with specific dimensions and a specific corner raidus, select the rectangle tool, press the ___ key as you click the stage, enter values in the rectangle settings dialog box, and then click the OK button |
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| When you select the rectangle tool, the ___ option becomes available in the property inspector; it can be used to produce the shapes in the accompanying figure. |
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| The rectangle indicated in the accompanying figure has a point value of ______ |
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| the ____ tool is not limited to drawing straight lines |
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| The ____ pencil mode modifier tells the program to provide minimal assistance as you draw. |
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| a thin ____ line sorrounds grouped objects to show that they are selected |
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| The ____ modifier of the paint bucket tool determines how the tool will paint areas that are not completely enclosed |
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| The ___ modifier of the paint bucket tool affects gradient and bitmap fills. |
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If you create a rectangle with the ____ tool, you can easily modify the rectangle’s corners by changing the
values in the Rectangle corner radius boxes |
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| A(n) ____ path results in an oval shape with no fill when the start angle and end angle are not set to zero. |
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| With the Free Transform tool, the ____ handles are squares. |
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With the Free Transform tool, the ____ option allows you to change the size of an object by dragging a corner
or edge handle. |
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With the Free Transform tool, the ____ option allows you to reposition the corner or edge of an object by
dragging its handle. |
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| The item marked 1 in the accompanying figure is the ____ tool. |
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| ____ text does not change when you publish your document. |
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Under ____ options in the Spelling Setup dialog box you specify which text areas to check, such as the
content of text fields and the names of layers |
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| ____ combines all of the individual elements of your document into one graphic. |
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| A published document is in the ____ file format and is called a Flash movie. |
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| You can press the ____ keys to open and close the History panel. |
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| The ____ panel allows you to undo, replay, and save steps you have performed in the current document. |
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Once you open or create a document, each step is recorded and displayed in the ____ panel with an icon that
reflects that particular step. |
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| In the History panel, steps displayed with an icon that includes a small ____ cannot be replayed |
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You can apply one or more steps in the History panel to an object on the Stage by selecting an object on the
Stage, selecting one or more steps in the History panel, and then clicking the ____ button in the panel. |
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To apply selected History panel steps to objects in other documents, the first step is to click the ____ selected
steps to the Clipboard button. |
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| The ____ panel in Flash is a useful tool for reviewing and editing your work. |
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| Flash gives you the ability to undo one or more steps simply by using the keyboard shortcut ____. |
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| You can ungroup a grouped object by pressing the ____ keys. |
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| A graphic symbol with a 10-frame animation sequence occupies ____ frames in the document’s Timeline. |
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| The ____ in your document are characterized as having one of three types of behavior. |
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| You can create a new symbol by using the ____ command on the Insert menu. |
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| When you need to have a symbol’s animation synchronized with the rest of the document’s Timeline, then |
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| Symbols are stored in the document’s library and are accessible from the ____ panel. |
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| You can modify a symbol’s properties using the ____ panel. |
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| By default, the Library panel contains a ____ folder that contains all the document’s symbols. |
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| The item marked ____ in the accompanying figure to create a new folder. |
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Click item number ____ in the accompanying figure to keep the current library open when you switch to
another document. |
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| The item marked ____ in the accompanying figure allows you to open a new Library panel. |
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| A symbol can be edited in place with the rest of the graphics on the Stage ____. |
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| You can press the ____ keys to select all of the objects on the Stage at one time. |
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Using ____ of a symbol minimizes the size of the document and reduces the download time of the published
SWF file. |
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| To create a(n) ____ of a symbol, you drag it from the Library panel to the Stage. |
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Each of the ____ of a symbol created in your document can be edited without changing the original symbol
stored in the document’s library. |
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| You can quickly close a document by pressing the ____ keys |
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Megan has drawn a series of lines that together comprise the outlines of a piece of stained glass. She is
concerned that the lines might move apart accidentally. After selecting the individual lines, what keys does
she press on the keyboard? |
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Megan began to use the Eyedropper tool when the phone rang. After she returns to her laptop, she glances at
the screen. How does she know if the last thing she did was to click a fill? |
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| The pointer has changed to a paint bucket |
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Megan is looking to create two different ovals that are treated as separate objects whose characteristics she
can modify using the Property inspector without her having to redraw the ovals from scratch. What is the tool |
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With a quick click of the mouse, Steve now has a bounding box with points and tangent handles that Henry
can adjust to warp the umbrella. What modifier is he using? |
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| The umbrella is now upside-down. What modifier of the Free Transform tool is Steve using? |
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Steve has now completely moved the edge of the umbrella by dragging its handle, stretching it all out of
recognizable shape. What modifier is Steve using? |
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Henry has mastered the use of the modifiers, thanks to Steve’s help. But as he has become more well-versed
in their use, he has higher standards and wants to make very discrete changes with precise control. How can
he do this? |
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| You can turn on the ____________________ modifier in order to draw a perfect circle with the Oval tool. |
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The ____________________ tool works in a similar way to the Line tool, except that you are not limited to
drawing straight lines. |
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The ____________________ tool is used to modify an existing fill’s color or to apply a fill to an enclosed
area that does not have a fill. |
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The ____________________ tool changes the attributes or properties of a stroke, or it applies a stroke to an
object that has no stroke. |
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Using the ____________________ tool, you can transform a particular stroke or fill of an object, or you can
transform the entire object at one time. |
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| The ____________________ tool is used to add static text blocks to a document. |
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| To verify spelling in each text block in a document, you use the ____________________ command. |
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| In ____________________ undo, the steps you undo affect the entire document. |
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In ____________________ undo, you can undo steps performed on individual objects without affecting the
steps performed on other objects. |
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____________________ are elements such as graphics and buttons that can be used more than once in your
document. |
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The default symbol behavior, ____________________, contains its own Timeline and operates independently
of the Timeline of the movie in which it appears. |
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A(n) ____________________ symbol is a static image or animated image that operates in sync with the
Timeline of the movie in which it appears. |
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| A(n) ____________________ symbol has its own four-frame Timeline. |
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| The ____________________ stores symbols you create for a document. |
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| A(n) ____________________ can be used to organize related symbols. |
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In the Library panel, whether or not a symbol is shared with other documents is indicated in the
____________________ column. |
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| You can modify a symbol by placing it in ____________________ mode. |
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A(n) ____________________ is a copy of a symbol that is in the document’s library that appears within the
document. |
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Each ____________________ of a symbol in a document can be edited without changing the symbol in the
document’s library. |
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A(n) ____________________ is a special graphic effect, such as a drop shadow, you can apply to move clips,
buttons, and text. |
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