Adobe InDesign - Chapter 11 StudyGuide

InDesign has extensive transparency controls that, when applied to an object, enable you to reveal underlying objects and control how those objects interact with objects below them.

• True

• False

• Only for images

• Only for text

InDesign cannot apply color to grayscale or bitmap images saved in PSD, TIFF, BMP, or JPEG format.

• True

• False

• Only to PSD files

• Only to JPEG files

Which of the following in the Effects panel removes effects, but not blending mode or opacity from an object?

• Delete or Trash Can icon

• Eraser Tool

• Opacity Slider

• Blend Mode Selector

TIFF stands for Tagged Image File Format, a common bitmap graphic format often used for print publishing.

• True

• False

• Tagged Image File Format

• Graphic Interchange Format

What is a limitation of applying effects to text?

• Effects can be applied to the entire text frame only. They cannot be applied to separate words within a text frame.

• Effects can be applied to individual letters within a text frame.

• Effects can be applied to images but not to text frames.

• Effects can be applied to separate paragraphs within a text frame.

Specifies how colors in transparent objects interact with the objects behind them. Used by the Drop Shadow, Inner Shadow, Outer Glow, Inner Glow, and Satin effects.

• Blending Mode

• Color Mode

• Opacity Mode

• Transparency Mode

You can hide or display level settings in the Effects panel by clicking the triangle to the left of the word Object (or Group or Graphic, depending on the selection).

• True

• False

• Only for Object

• Only for Group

Effects are applied to all text within a text frame.

• True

• False

• Only to the first line

• Only to the last line

How can you create color interactions between stacked objects in InDesign?

• Use blending modes.

• Apply gradient fills.

• Change object opacity.

• Use layer styles.

Where is the Fill box found in InDesign?

• Bottom of the Tools panel

• Top of the Control panel

• In the Color panel

• In the Paragraph panel