AI Chapters 7-8

What is the keyboard shortcut to repeat transforming objects in perspective?

• Ctrl + D (Windows) or Command + D (Mac OS)

• Shift + V

• Shift + D

• Ctrl + Alt + drag (Windows) or Command + Alt + drag (Mac OS)

Which of these are all Shape Mode icon options in the upper portion of the Pathfinder panel?

• Expand, Divide, Minus Front, Intersect

• Unite, Divide, Intersect, Exclude

• Unite, Minus Front, Intersect, Exclude

• Unite, Overlap, Expand, Exclude

How do you create a compound shape rather than a single path?

• Alt-click (Windows) or Option-click (Mac OS) the Unite icon

• BAlt-click (Windows) or Option-click (Mac OS) the Overlap icon

• Ctrl-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac OS) the Unite icon

• Ctrl-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac OS) the Overlap icon

What does clicking on the Expand button on the Pathfinder panel do?

• Converts any selected compound shape into a single path but not a compound path

• Preserves only the areas where all of the objects do not overlap

• Preserves only the areas where all of the objects overlap

• Converts any selected compound shape into a single path or a compound path

What Shape Mode option hides all non-overlapping areas of selected objects?

• Intersect

• Overlap

• Minus Front

• Expand

What does the Pathfinder Divide command do?

• Makes all overlapping areas become cutouts

• Cuts away selected objects from the underlying backmost object

• Converts overlapping areas into separate, non-overlapping objects

• Applies the attributes of the backmost object to the resulting object

By default, an effect is applied to:

• an entire object

• an object's underlying path

• only the attribute to which it is nested

• All of the answers are correct

Where would you go to save an Effect as a Style for repeated use?

• The Appearance Panel

• The Effect menu

• The Graphic Style panel

• The Pathfinder panel

Which tool is the Twirl tool located under in the Tools panel?

• Width tool

• Line Segment tool

• Pen tool

• Paintbrush tool

Why are the Warp, Twirl, Pucker and Bloat tools used more frequently than the other Liquify tools?

• They move the anchor points and handles on a path

• They make it easier to control the applied distortion

• They lend a rough, hand-drawn look to vector objects composed of smooth, uniform edges

• They move anchor points in random, non-uniform direction