Photoshop MCQs – Smart objects and Smart filters

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1. What is a Smart Object in Adobe Photoshop?
(A) A layer that automatically corrects image exposure
(B) A non-destructive layer that preserves an image’s source content
(C) A type of filter that enhances image sharpness
(D) A layer that cannot be edited

2. How do you convert a layer into a Smart Object?
(D) Right-click the layer and select “Convert to Smart Object”

3. Which icon indicates that a layer is a Smart Object in the Layers panel?
(A) A small brush icon
(B) A small filter icon
(C) A small link icon
(D) A small thumbnail with a square in the corner

4. What is the primary benefit of using Smart Objects?
(A) They reduce the file size
(B) They allow for non-destructive editing and flexibility
(C) They automatically enhance the image quality
(D) They merge multiple layers into one

5. How can you edit the contents of a Smart Object?
(A) Double-click the Smart Object thumbnail in the Layers panel
(B) Right-click and select “Edit Contents”
(C) Both A and B
(D) Smart Objects cannot be edited

6. What happens if you apply a filter to a Smart Object?
(A) The filter is applied destructively
(B) The filter is applied non-destructively as a Smart Filter
(C) The filter cannot be applied
(D) The Smart Object is rasterized

7. How can you view and edit Smart Filters applied to a Smart Object?
(A) Click the “Filter” menu
(B) Expand the Smart Object layer in the Layers panel
(C) Double-click the Smart Object thumbnail
(D) Smart Filters cannot be edited

8. Which of the following actions is possible with Smart Filters?
(A) Change the filter settings
(B) Disable the filter without deleting it
(C) Rearrange the order of multiple Smart Filters
(D) All of the above

9. How can you apply a filter to a layer as a Smart Filter?
(A) First, convert the layer to a Smart Object, then apply the filter
(B) Directly apply the filter from the Filter menu
(C) Use the Filter Gallery
10. What does the mask attached to a Smart Filter allow you to do?
(A) Change the opacity of the filter
(B) Apply the filter selectively to certain parts of the layer
(C) Merge the filter with the Smart Object
(D) Create a new Smart Object

11. Which option is NOT true about Smart Objects?
(A) They can contain vector data from Illustrator
(B) They can be resized without losing quality
(C) They can be edited directly without opening a new document
(D) They can contain multiple layers

12. How do you rasterize a Smart Object if you need to edit it destructively?
(A) Right-click the Smart Object layer and select “Rasterize Layer”
(C) Both A and B
(D) Smart Objects cannot be rasterized

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By: Prof. Dr. Fazal Rehman | Last updated: April 14, 2025

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