Chapter 1

Question 1

adobe illustrator

Answer 1

a professional illustration software application- you can create everything from simple graphics, icons, and text to complex and multilayered illustrations. - for page layouts, multimedia presentations or on the web.

Question 2

dialog box

Answer 2

can change size - width, height - page orientation -and unit of measure-color

Question 3

Cmyk

Answer 3

cyan, magenta, yellow, black (used for print projects)

Question 4

Rgb

Answer 4

Red, green, blue: used for projects that will appear on screen

Question 5

Precision

Answer 5

a key to good design - can get better precision using points and picas

Question 6

Point

Answer 6

1/72 of an inch

Question 7

Pica

Answer 7

12 points or 1/6 of an inch

Question 8

Preferences

Answer 8

use to set units of measure - in edit menu

Question 9

Title bar

Answer 9

contains the name of your document, magnification level, and color mode

Question 10

Menu bar

Answer 10

includes all of the illustrator menus

Question 11

black triangle

Answer 11

leads to a sub menu

Question 12

ellipsis

Answer 12

followed by a dialog box

Question 13

Art board

Answer 13

area bound by a solid line, which you create your artwork - can by as large as 227 x 227

Question 14

Scratch area

Answer 14

area outside of the art board where you can store objects before placing them on art board - will not print

Question 15

Tools panel

Answer 15

contains tools that let you create, select, and manipulate objects

Question 16

tiny black triangle

Answer 16

indicates “hidden” tools behind that tool

Question 17

zoom text box

Answer 17

displays current magnification level

Question 18

status bar

Answer 18

contains a list arrow menu from which you can choose a status line with info about current tool

Question 19

Panels

Answer 19

windows containing features for modifying and manipulating illustrator objects. -arranged in groups

Question 20

Docking panels

Answer 20

allows you to arrange multiple panels or panel groups vertically

Question 21

tab key

Answer 21

Hides and shows your panels

Question 22

outline view

Answer 22

shows the skeleton of your work - lines and curves

Question 23

Preview

Answer 23

shows complete work - command Y (toggle key)

Question 24

zoom

Answer 24

command +

Question 25

zoom out

Answer 25

command -

Question 26

hand tool (hold spacebar)

Answer 26

allows you to move art board

Question 27

bounding box

Answer 27

eight hollow white squares that show an object is selected

Question 28

bitmap images

Answer 28

created using square or rectangular grid or colored squares called pixels

Question 29

resolution

Answer 29

the number of pixels in a given inch

Question 30

resolution-dependent

Answer 30

pixels must be small enough to create an image with the illusion of continuous tone

Question 31

vector graphics

Answer 31

created with lines and curves and are defined by mathematical objects called vectors

Question 32

paths

Answer 32

anchor points and line segments together that make up vector graphics

Question 33

vectors

Answer 33

are used to create logos or line art

Question 34

resolution-independent

Answer 34

not created with pixels no resolution

Question 35

X

Answer 35

switches between fill and stroke mode

Question 36

“none”

Answer 36

swatch with a red line through it means it will have no stroke

Question 37

grouping

Answer 37

objects allow you to move many objects as 1 - to group - go to object, group

Question 38

smart guides

Answer 38

temporary guides that can be turned on and off in view menu - and help you move and align objects in relation to other objects

Question 39

reflect tool

Answer 39

flips an object over an imaginary axis

Question 40

transform

Answer 40

repeats the previous transformation

Question 41

direct selection tool

Answer 41

selects individual anchor points or single paths of an object - can distort with this tool

Question 42

guides

Answer 42

help you work with precision - will lose fill, stroke, etc while guides are on