Photoshop Chapter 6

Question 1

you can use type to express the ideas conveyed in a file’s imagery or to deliver an additional message.

Answer 1

Type

Question 2

should be limited, direct and to the point.

Answer 2

*Type

Question 3

the way the characters look (size, color, and design)

Answer 3

Font

Question 4

is mathematically defined, can be scaled to any size without losing its sharp, smooth edges.

Answer 4

Outline Type

Question 5

composed of pixels, and can develop jagged edges when enlarged.

Answer 5

Bitmap Type

Question 6

have a tail or stroke at the end of the characters.

Answer 6

Serif Font

Question 7

do not have tails & are commonly used in headlines

Answer 7

Sans Serif Font

Question 8

used to display unique characters

Answer 8

Symbol Fonts

Question 9

the size of each character is measured in ( 1 inch is equivalent to 72 points or six picas.)

Answer 9

Points

Question 10

12

Answer 10

Default Photoshop Type Size

Question 11

determines the size and physical properties of the object

Answer 11

Structure

Question 12

determines the lighting effects

Answer 12

Shading

Question 13

determines where the shadow falls relative to the text

Answer 13

angle

Question 14

affects the amount of visible dimension

Answer 14

altitude

Question 15

determines the pattern with which light is reflected

Answer 15

Gloss Contour

Question 16

determine how pigments are combined

Answer 16

Highlighted Mode & shadow mode

Question 17

converted to an image layer (can no longer be edited)

Answer 17

Rasterized

Question 18

let you create waves or curves in type (glass, pinch, ripple, etc)

Answer 18

Distort Filters

Question 19

height of ridges within an object or text

Answer 19

Relief

Question 20

adjustments made between characters and lines of type

Answer 20

Type Spacing

Question 21

each character occupies the same amount of space

Answer 21

Monotype Spacing

Question 22

each character