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- Which tool is primarily used to create paths in Adobe Photoshop?
- a) Brush Tool
- b) Pen Tool
- c) Gradient Tool
- d) Move Tool
- Answer: b) Pen Tool
- What is the purpose of the Path Selection Tool?
- a) To draw new paths
- b) To fill paths with color
- c) To move and modify existing paths
- d) To delete paths
- Answer: c) To move and modify existing paths
- How can you convert a path to a selection?
- a) Right-click the path and select “Make Selection…”
- b) Press Ctrl+P (Windows) or Command+P (Mac)
- c) Go to Edit > Convert Path to Selection
- d) Press Ctrl+D (Windows) or Command+D (Mac)
- Answer: a) Right-click the path and select “Make Selection…”
- Which tool is used to draw custom shapes in Adobe Photoshop?
- a) Rectangular Marquee Tool
- b) Lasso Tool
- c) Custom Shape Tool
- d) Magic Wand Tool
- Answer: c) Custom Shape Tool
- What does the term “anchor point” refer to in the context of paths?
- a) A point where two paths intersect
- b) A control point used to define the shape of a path
- c) The end of a path
- d) A tool for drawing paths
- Answer: b) A control point used to define the shape of a path
- Which of the following can you NOT do with the Pen Tool?
- a) Create straight lines
- b) Create curves
- c) Fill shapes with color
- d) Add and remove anchor points
- Answer: c) Fill shapes with color
- How do you add an anchor point to an existing path?
- a) Use the Add Anchor Point Tool
- b) Use the Eraser Tool
- c) Use the Paint Bucket Tool
- d) Use the Magic Wand Tool
- Answer: a) Use the Add Anchor Point Tool
- What is the difference between a shape layer and a path in Adobe Photoshop?
- a) A shape layer is raster, while a path is vector.
- b) A shape layer can be filled with color, while a path is only a guideline.
- c) A shape layer is editable, while a path is not.
- d) There is no difference.
- Answer: b) A shape layer can be filled with color, while a path is only a guideline.
- How can you combine multiple shapes into a single shape layer?
- a) Use the Shape Builder Tool
- b) Select the shapes and go to Layer > Combine Shapes
- c) Right-click and choose “Merge Shapes”
- d) Use the Path Selection Tool and press Ctrl+E (Windows) or Command+E (Mac)
- Answer: b) Select the shapes and go to Layer > Combine Shapes
- What happens when you convert a shape layer to a path?
- a) The shape is filled with the current foreground color.
- b) The shape becomes a selection.
- c) The shape is no longer filled and becomes an outline.
- d) The shape is merged with the background.
- Answer: c) The shape is no longer filled and becomes an outline.
- Which option allows you to modify the curvature of a path segment?
- a) Direct Selection Tool
- b) Magic Wand Tool
- c) Paint Bucket Tool
- d) Lasso Tool
- Answer: a) Direct Selection Tool
- How can you quickly access the Custom Shape Tool from the toolbar?
- a) Press U on the keyboard
- b) Press P on the keyboard
- c) Press M on the keyboard
- d) Press S on the keyboard
- Answer: a) Press U on the keyboard
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