Image Editing Photoshop Basics Test

Instructions

Read the following questions and answer them to the best of your ability.

1

Where is the Menu Bar located? (Click on where it is located)

1

Where is the Options Bar located? (Click on where it is located)

1

Where is the Documents Window/Canvas located? (Click on where it is located)

1

Where is the Panels located? (Click on where it is located)

1

Where is the Toolbar located? (Click on where it is located)

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

1

You should only save your work once because Photoshop automatically saves for you every 5 minutes.

1

Before you add a filter to a layer, you should convert it to a smart object.

1

You can only use ONLY one filter on an image or selection in the filter gallery.

1

One of the benefits of a .PSD file is that it keeps the layers editable to work on the next time you open it.

1

The higher the resolution of an image, the lower the quality.

1

Expanding a canvas in Photoshop adds extra space around an image.

1

Adjustment layers affect all layers above it.

1

The order of layers affects how they appear in the project.

1

The background layers is always locked when starting a new project in Photoshop.

1

Merging layers means you are splitting one layer into multiple layers.

1

You can change the blend mode and opacity of a layer by selecting their drop-down menus in the layers panel.

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item

1

Match the following Photoshop tools to their description.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Hand Tool		Move (pan) around an image
Crop Tool

5

Match the Photoshop icons with its corresponding action.

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Add an adjustment layer

3

Polygonal lasso tool
Lasso tool
Object selection tool
Quick selection tool
Magic wand tool
Magnetic lasso tool

Simple Backgrounds

1

Which one of these is NOT something a selection will let you do?

3

To convert a .PSD into .PNG, you must go to _______ > _______ > _______ .

1

To add an image to your project, you must go to _______ > _______ .

1

The layers panel are located in the _______  in the Photoshop Workspace.

1

In order to make changes to a layer, the layer has to be _______ .

1

To resize or rotate a layer, you will need to use _______ , which can be done by pressing Command and T.

2

To add to an existing selection, use the _______ key.  To subtract from an existing selection, use the _______ key.

1

If you want a perfect square or circle, hold down the _______ key to constrain the proportions.

1

When you use the Spot Healing Brush tool, you should choose an appropriate _______ 

1

Before using the Clone Stamp tool, you must hold _______ and then click the part of the image you want to clone.

2

Name 2 tools used to create shapes.

3

Name 3 properties you can customize with text.

2

Name 2 ways you can select color.

2

Name 2 tools that can apply color to your project.

2

Name 2 types of adjustment layers you could select.

2

Name 2 examples of layer effects you can use.

3

Name 3 types of filters you can use on a project.

3

Name 3 things you can use for non-destructive editing?

1

Why should you name/rename all of your layers in a project?

1

What do you need to do FIRST when using the Content-Aware Fill?

2

In the Content-Aware Fill Workspace, what does the green overlay represent? How do you add or subtract from the green overlay?

1

What is the correct way to name this project?
First Name: Taylor
Last Name: Swift
Project Number: 4
Image Number: 2

2

What does non-destructive editing mean?

1

How do you move layers?

1

How do you use the quick selection tool?

1

Name one advantage of using a layer mask.

2

How do you edit a layer mask? What does a black brush do? What does a white brush do?

2

What is the difference between the polygonal lasso tool and magnetic lasso tool?

3

Name the 3 things you should do when you open Photoshop.

1

Where should you create a new project folder?

2

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
D		Zooming in
Command + C		Zooming out
]		Undo an action
[		Deselect
X		Copy
Command + T		Paste
Command + Plus Sign(+)		Free Transform
Command + D		Change foreground and background colors to default colors (black and white)
Command + V		Switches the foreground and background colors
Command + Plus Sign(-)		Brush size increase
Command + Z		Brush size decrease

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Layer Masks		Special layers that allow you to apply image adjustments non-destructively.
Blend Modes		Control how two layers interact with each other
Clipping Masks		The transparency level of a layer (How much of the layer below is visible)
Background Color		Transparent sheets stacked on top of each other allowing you to work on different elements of an image without affecting the rest
Select and Mask Workspace		Special effects that can be applied to an entire layer to create visual effects.
Selections		Use the content of one layer to control the visibility of another.
Adjustment Layers		Isolating a specific area of an image.
Foreground Color		Helps you refine and perfect selections and masks for your project.
Layer Effects		Used to hide or reveal parts of a layer without permanently altering the layer.
Opacity		Effects/tools that can be applied to layers or selections to transform, enhance, or stylize an image.
Layers		Primary color used for painting, drawing, and filling areas
Filters		Secondary color for erased areas and parts of gradients

Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Add an adjustment layer
Add a new layer
Create a layer mask
Add layer effects
Delete a layer

Image Editing Photoshop Basics Test

Where is the Menu Bar located? (Click on where it is located)

Where is the Options Bar located? (Click on where it is located)

Where is the Documents Window/Canvas located? (Click on where it is located)

Where is the Panels located? (Click on where it is located)

Where is the Toolbar located? (Click on where it is located)

You should only save your work once because Photoshop automatically saves for you every 5 minutes.

Before you add a filter to a layer, you should convert it to a smart object.

You can only use ONLY one filter on an image or selection in the filter gallery.

One of the benefits of a .PSD file is that it keeps the layers editable to work on the next time you open it.

The higher the resolution of an image, the lower the quality.

Expanding a canvas in Photoshop adds extra space around an image.

Adjustment layers affect all layers above it.

The order of layers affects how they appear in the project.

The background layers is always locked when starting a new project in Photoshop.

Merging layers means you are splitting one layer into multiple layers.

You can change the blend mode and opacity of a layer by selecting their drop-down menus in the layers panel.

Match the following Photoshop tools to their description.

Match the Photoshop icons with its corresponding action.

Which one of these is NOT something a selection will let you do?

Name 2 tools used to create shapes.

Name 3 properties you can customize with text.

Name 2 ways you can select color.

Name 2 tools that can apply color to your project.

Name 2 types of adjustment layers you could select.

Name 2 examples of layer effects you can use.

Name 3 types of filters you can use on a project.

Name 3 things you can use for non-destructive editing?

Why should you name/rename all of your layers in a project?

What do you need to do FIRST when using the Content-Aware Fill?

In the Content-Aware Fill Workspace, what does the green overlay represent? How do you add or subtract from the green overlay?

What is the correct way to name this project?First Name: TaylorLast Name: SwiftProject Number: 4Image Number: 2

What does non-destructive editing mean?

How do you move layers?

How do you use the quick selection tool?

Name one advantage of using a layer mask.

How do you edit a layer mask? What does a black brush do? What does a white brush do?

What is the difference between the polygonal lasso tool and magnetic lasso tool?

Name the 3 things you should do when you open Photoshop.

Where should you create a new project folder?

Name 2 things you should do to keep your images organized on your Mac.

Where is the Menu Bar located? (Click on where it is located)

Where is the Options Bar located? (Click on where it is located)

Where is the Documents Window/Canvas located? (Click on where it is located)

Where is the Panels located? (Click on where it is located)

Where is the Toolbar located? (Click on where it is located)

Match the following keyboard shortcuts.

You should only save your work once because Photoshop automatically saves for you every 5 minutes.

Before you add a filter to a layer, you should convert it to a smart object.

You can only use ONLY one filter on an image or selection in the filter gallery.

One of the benefits of a .PSD file is that it keeps the layers editable to work on the next time you open it.

The higher the resolution of an image, the lower the quality.

Expanding a canvas in Photoshop adds extra space around an image.

Adjustment layers affect all layers above it.

The order of layers affects how they appear in the project.

The background layers is always locked when starting a new project in Photoshop.

Merging layers means you are splitting one layer into multiple layers.

You can change the blend mode and opacity of a layer by selecting their drop-down menus in the layers panel.

Match the following Photoshop elements to their description.

Match the following Photoshop tools to their description.

Match the Photoshop icons with its corresponding action.

Which one of these is NOT something a selection will let you do?

Name 2 tools used to create shapes.

Name 3 properties you can customize with text.

Name 2 ways you can select color.

Name 2 tools that can apply color to your project.

Name 2 types of adjustment layers you could select.

Name 2 examples of layer effects you can use.

Name 3 types of filters you can use on a project.

Name 3 things you can use for non-destructive editing?

Why should you name/rename all of your layers in a project?

What do you need to do FIRST when using the Content-Aware Fill?

In the Content-Aware Fill Workspace, what does the green overlay represent? How do you add or subtract from the green overlay?

What is the correct way to name this project?First Name: TaylorLast Name: SwiftProject Number: 4Image Number: 2

What does non-destructive editing mean?

How do you move layers?

How do you use the quick selection tool?

Name one advantage of using a layer mask.

How do you edit a layer mask? What does a black brush do? What does a white brush do?

What is the correct way to name this project?
First Name: Taylor
Last Name: Swift
Project Number: 4
Image Number: 2

What is the correct way to name this project?
First Name: Taylor
Last Name: Swift
Project Number: 4
Image Number: 2