MCQs
- What does the term “resolution” refer to in Adobe Photoshop?
- A) The physical dimensions of an image
- B) The color depth of an image
- C) The number of pixels per inch (PPI) or dots per inch (DPI)
- D) The file size of an image
Answer: C) The number of pixels per inch (PPI) or dots per inch (DPI)
- Which menu in Adobe Photoshop allows you to change the image size and resolution?
- A) Edit
- B) View
- C) Image
- D) Filter
Answer: C) Image
- What happens if you increase the resolution of an image without resampling in Adobe Photoshop?
- A) The image size increases
- B) The image size decreases
- C) The physical dimensions remain the same, but the pixels become denser
- D) The color depth changes
Answer: C) The physical dimensions remain the same, but the pixels become denser
- What is the default resolution for print images in Adobe Photoshop?
- A) 72 PPI
- B) 150 PPI
- C) 300 PPI
- D) 600 PPI
Answer: C) 300 PPI
- What does resampling an image in Adobe Photoshop do?
- A) Changes the image’s resolution without altering the pixel dimensions
- B) Adjusts the color profile of the image
- C) Changes the number of pixels in the image
- D) Rotates the image
Answer: C) Changes the number of pixels in the image
- Which option should you select to maintain the current proportions of an image when resizing?
- A) Resample Image
- B) Constrain Proportions
- C) Scale Styles
- D) Bicubic Smoother
Answer: B) Constrain Proportions
- What effect does reducing the resolution of an image have on its print quality?
- A) Increases print quality
- B) Decreases print quality
- C) Has no effect on print quality
- D) Changes the color profile
Answer: B) Decreases print quality
- In the Image Size dialog box, what does selecting the “Resample” option allow you to do?
- A) Change only the document size
- B) Change only the resolution
- C) Change the number of pixels in the image
- D) Adjust the color depth
Answer: C) Change the number of pixels in the image
- What does the “Bicubic Sharper” resampling option in Adobe Photoshop do?
- A) Reduces the image size with less sharpness
- B) Enlarges the image with less sharpness
- C) Reduces the image size while maintaining sharpness
- D) Enlarges the image with increased sharpness
Answer: D) Enlarges the image with increased sharpness
- Which unit of measurement is commonly used for web images in Adobe Photoshop?
- A) Inches
- B) Centimeters
- C) Pixels
- D) Picas
Answer: C) Pixels
- How can you quickly access the Image Size dialog box in Adobe Photoshop?
- A) Press Ctrl + S (Cmd + S on Mac)
- B) Press Ctrl + I (Cmd + I on Mac)
- C) Press Ctrl + Alt + I (Cmd + Option + I on Mac)
- D) Press Ctrl + T (Cmd + T on Mac)
Answer: C) Press Ctrl + Alt + I (Cmd + Option + I on Mac)
- What is the impact of increasing the canvas size in Adobe Photoshop?
- A) It increases the image resolution
- B) It crops the image
- C) It adds more space around the existing image
- D) It changes the color mode
Answer: C) It adds more space around the existing image
- What does the term “PPI” stand for in the context of image resolution?
- A) Pixels per inch
- B) Points per inch
- C) Pictures per inch
- D) Parts per inch
Answer: A) Pixels per inch
- If an image is 3000 pixels wide and 2000 pixels high, what is the aspect ratio?
- A) 3:2
- B) 2:3
- C) 1:1
- D) 4:3
Answer: A) 3:2
- Which interpolation method is recommended for reducing the size of an image with minimal loss of quality in Adobe Photoshop?
- A) Nearest Neighbor
- B) Bilinear
- C) Bicubic Sharper
- D) Bicubic Smoother
Answer: C) Bicubic Sharper
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