9A0-351 Online Practice Questions and Answers
How would you navigate between multiple artboards using the Artboards panel?
A. Click the Artboard Options icon.
B. Click the arrows at the bottom of the panel.
C. Double-click the name of the artboard.
D. Double-click the number of the artboard.
You are working on a document that contains objects on multiple layers. You want to edit several objects on a specific layer while still seeing artwork on other layers, but without the chance of accidentally modifying artwork on those other layers. What is the best way to do this?
A. Select the layer you want to edit and choose Enter Isolation Mode from the Layers panel menu.
B. Double click an object located on the layer that you want to edit.
C. Ctrl+Shift+click (Windows) or Option+Shift+dick (OS X) the lock icon next to the layer you want to edit.
D. Click the target icon on the layer that you want to edit.
You select a path that contains a solid color fill and choose Object > Create Gradient Mesh. Now, with the Mesh Tool active, how would you add additional mesh points of a different color?
A. With the gradient mesh deselected, set the desired fill color and click to create a new mesh point.
B. With the gradient mesh deselected, set the desired fill color and click on an existing mesh point.
C. With the gradient mesh selected, set the desired fill color and click on an existing mesh point.
D. With the gradient mesh selected, set the desired fill color and click to create a new mesh point.
You are designing assets for the user interface of an OS X application, but the type you set in Illustrator doesn't match up well with how type looks in the operating system. How should you adjust the type?
A. In the OpenType panel, choose the Contextual Alternates option.
B. In the Character panel, choose an Anti-Aliasing Method.
C. In the Appearance panel, choose Rasterize from the Effects menu.
D. In the Paragraph panel, choose a Justification option.
Click the Exhibit tab to see the exhibit.
You have several images in your Links Panel. What does the symbol to the right of Image03.jpg mean?
A. The image is a symbol.
B. The image is embedded.
C. The image link is missing.
D. The image link has been modified.
Click the Exhibit tab to see the exhibit.
What would you conclude is the difference between Sublayer A and Sublayer B?
A. Sublayer A is a clipping group.
B. Sublayer A contains appearance attributes.
C. Sublayer A is currently in isolation mode.
D. Sublayer A is currently selected.
You are attempting to convert an object from spot color to RGB using Edit Colors but Convert to RGB is dimmed (you cannot select it). What must you do first to allow Edit Colors to convert to RGB?
A. Delete the spot color swatches in the Swatches Panel.
B. Choose Edit > Assign Profile.
C. Choose File > Document Color Mode > RGB.
D. Choose Edit > Edit Colors > Convert to CMYK first.
Click the Exhibit tab to see the exhibit.
You want to convert an area type object to a point type object. How should you do this?
A. Right+double+click the edge of the frame.
B. Right+click the edge of the frame and choose Point.
C. Double-click the center point handle.
D. Double-click handle B.
E. Double-click handle A.
Click the Exhibit tab to see the exhibit.
What would you conclude about the Illustrator object displayed in the Exhibit?
A. The object is a gradient mesh.
B. The object is a live paint object.
C. The object is a nested group.
D. The object is being viewed in isolation mode.
E. The object is a compound path.
Click the Exhibit tab to see the exhibit.
How can you change this so that where the two objects overlap, you see green (a combination of yellow and blue)?
A. Select the blue object and choose Screen from the Blending Mode pop-up menu in the Transparency panel.
B. Select both objects and choose Unite in the Shape Modes section of the Pathfinder panel.
C. Select the blue object and enable the Overprint Fill checkbox in the Attributes panel.
D. Select both objects and choose Intersect in the Shape Modes section of the Pathfinder panel.