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| Every month, Katie’s team produces a four-color CMYK newsletter for a client. This month, the client delivers an Illustrator file and tells Katie that the file contains a PANTONE spot color. Katie understands that ________. |
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| When she imports the file, the PANTONE color will be imported into the InDesign document automatically as a spot color that she can convert to process in InDesign. |
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| Katie tells her staff that when designing pages, any colors they work with must be named colors in the Swatches panel. This is important because ________. |
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| Katie’s assistant takes a call from a client who wants her to design a 4-color newsletter. The newsletter will contain only text and tints - no photography. Katie can be certain that the job will print with which of the following inks? |
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| There is no way of telling which inks will be used in the above example |
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| Katie’s team has designed a newsletter that contains many subheads - all of which are black. The client calls and says that he’d prefer that each subhead be filled with a different process tint from the Swatches panel. Rather than select each subhead with the Type Tool to change its color, Katie simply selects each text box with the Selection Tool, clicks a color in the Swatches panel, and the text changes to that color. This works because Katie has activated the ________. |
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| Formatting affects text button |
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| Katie’s team is working on a 2-color job, which consists of Black and PMS 185 inks and will print on an offset printing press. When the client calls and decides to change the color ink to PMS 186 ________. |
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| Katie can replace PMS 185 with PMS 186 in the file quickly - it’s no big deal. |
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A Paper fill and a None fill are essentially the same thing.
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All named colors are saved with the file.
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Any swatch can be modified by double-clicking it, which opens the Swatch Options dialog box.
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Apply the Paper swatch when you want an object to have a white fill.
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At any time, you can drag a swatch onto an object and apply it to an object, but it can be applied as a fill only.
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At any time, you can drag a swatch onto an object and apply it to an object.
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| CMYK inks are called what? |
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CMYK inks can reproduce any and every color, even a color photograph.
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Colors that you mix in the Color panel are automatically saved in the Swatches panel.
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Every gradient must have a minimum of three colors.
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If you modify a swatch, any frame that uses the swatch color as a fill or a stroke will be automatically updated with the modification.
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If you modify a swatch, any tint swatch that is based on that swatch will automatically update to reflect the modification.
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If you select an object, then drag the sliders in the Color panel, the color of the object is continuously updated as you drag.
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In Adobe InDesign, in order for an object to be modified, it must first be selected.
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| In Adobe InDesign, you create named colors in which panel? |
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In InDesign, you create gradients by clicking the New Gradient Swatch in the Gradient panel menu.
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| In addition to the Swatches and Color panels, the Formatting affects text and Formatting affects container buttons can be found in the ____? |
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In the New Color Swatch dialog box, you can use the Color Type list to choose from one of two types of colors.
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InDesign is not able to recognize or identify spot colors that you create in Illustrator or Photoshop.
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InDesign offers one method for applying fills and strokes.
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Most of the color photographs that you see in magazines are printed with only four colors.
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Once a swatch has been added to the Swatches panel, it cannot be deleted.
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Pantone is a brand name.
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Placing a black copy of text behind original text produces the same effect as using InDesign’s Drop Shadow command.
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| Pressing which key toggles the activation between the Fill and Stroke button? |
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Printing can be done with only four colors.
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Spot colors are mixtures of CMYK.
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Spot colors come pre-mixed.
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Spot colors print separately from process inks.
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The Apply Color button at the bottom of the Toolbox is always either black or white, depending on whether the Fill or Stroke button is active.
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The Apply Gradient button at the bottom of the Toolbox is always a Black-to-White gradient.
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The Apply None button at the bottom of the Toolbox is always available and never changes.
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The Paper swatch can be applied only as a fill color, not as a stroke.
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The ability to update changes is a major benefit of working with named colors.
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The color range of a library of spot colors is larger than the color range that can be printed using CMYK.
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Using CMYK inks only, it is possible to reproduce a color photo.
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| What are the default colors for the Fill and Stroke? |
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When dragging and dropping swatches, you can modify the color of an unselected object.
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When mixing process tints, darker colors are created with higher percentages of ink.
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When mixing process tints, lighter colors are produced with less ink.
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When you create a new color in the Color panel, it becomes the active fill or stroke color in the Toolbox, depending on which button is active.
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When you create a tint swatch, it is given the same name as the swatch on which it is based, plus the tint percentage.
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When you drag and drop colors, if you position the cursor over the interior of an object, the swatch will be applied as a fill. If you position the cursor over the edge, it will be applied as a stroke.
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When you select text with the Type Tool, the Formatting affects container button in the Toolbox is automatically activated.
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When you select text, the Fill and Stroke buttons at the bottom of the Toolbox show the fill and stroke colors of the selected text.
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| Which of the following is a term commonly used to refer to a spot color? |
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You can add and remove colors from a gradient.
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You can create spot colors in Adobe Illustrator.
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You can create spot colors in Adobe Photoshop.
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You can use the drag and drop method with any panel that has Fill and Stroke buttons.
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You must name process ink swatches with their CMYK values.
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