Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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____, as shown in the accompanying figure, is used to create the decorative text
“Call for Free Estimates.”
a. | Formatted text | c. | WordArt | b. | A fill effect | d. | The Shapes tool |
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____ is a term used to describe a familiar newspaper format that is
approximately 22 inches long and at least 11 inches wide when folded into a newspaper page.
a. | Tabloid | c. | Broadsheet | b. | Longsheet | d. | Berliner |
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The ____ format is commonly 18.5 by 12.4 inches.
a. | Broadsheet | c. | Berliner | b. | Broadliner | d. | Tabloid |
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____ are the spaces between columns.
a. | Ribbons | c. | Tabs | b. | Gutters | d. | Sliders |
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The ____ size is commonly 17 by 11 inches.
a. | Tabloid | c. | Broadsheet | b. | Berliner | d. | Broadliner |
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6.
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Publisher provides ____ publications with no preset objects or design, allowing
you to start from scratch.
a. | blank | c. | template | b. | standard | d. | tabloid |
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Office applications use the term ____ to refer to the process of changing the
margins, orientation, and size, among other settings.
a. | page view | c. | page default | b. | page setup | d. | page
customization |
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The ____ colors automatically apply to the standard publication objects.
a. | baseline | c. | default | b. | scheme | d. | custom |
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Creating a(n) ____ color scheme means choosing your own colors that will be
applied to text and objects in a publication.
a. | custom | c. | baseline | b. | default | d. | varied |
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The ____ accent color typically is used as fill color in prominent publication
shapes.
a. | second | c. | fourth | b. | third | d. | fifth |
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Creating a ____ scheme means choosing your own fonts to use in a
publication.
a. | default setup | c. | custom page | b. | custom font | d. | default font |
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12.
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____ ornamentation refers to serif, structure, form, or style.
a. | Color | c. | Type | b. | Graphic | d. | Font |
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____ refers to scalable fonts that produce high-quality characters on both
computer screens and printers.
a. | TrueType | c. | RealType | b. | VerifiedType | d. | SerifType |
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The term, ____, when it applies to graphics, means changing the vertical or
horizontal size of the graphic by a percentage.
a. | distorting | c. | scaling | b. | effecting | d. | waging |
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When you ____ an object in Publisher, you turn it so that the top of the object
faces a different direction.
a. | flip | c. | rotate | b. | brighten | d. | drag |
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A picture of a person facing left could be ____ horizontally so that it would
appear that the person is facing right.
a. | rotated | c. | flipped | b. | pivoted | d. | drug |
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____ is the saturation or intensity of the color — the higher the ____
percentage, the more intense the color.
a. | Restoration | c. | Contrast | b. | Brightness | d. | Enhancement |
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With ____, you eliminate part of the graphic from the display while maintaining
the size of the objects in the picture.
a. | zooming | c. | filling | b. | resizing | d. | cropping |
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____ are square black handles along a red, dashed outline that can be dragged to
create irregular shapes.
a. | Zoom points | c. | Crop points | b. | Wrap points | d. | Trim points |
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When you ____ a graphic, you make a large-scale color change to the entire
graphic.
a. | refill | c. | revert | b. | reverse | d. | recolor |
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When multiple objects are selected, you can ____ them, which means they stay
together for purposes such as cutting, pasting, moving, and formatting.
a. | group | c. | ungroup | b. | select | d. | fill |
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Publisher has approximately ____ shapes that you can use to create logos,
graphics, banners, illustrations, and other ornamental objects.
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As seen in the accompanying figure, ____ exist separately from clip art shapes
and first appear with a simple border, filled with no color.
a. | Shapes | c. | Callouts | b. | Styles | d. | Patterns |
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You can ____ the inside of any object with a color or with an effect.
a. | tint | c. | shade | b. | pattern | d. | fill |
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A(n) ____ is a gradual progression of colors and shades, usually from one color
to another color, or from one shade to another shade of the same color.
a. | pattern | c. | border | b. | gradient | d. | tint |
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Publisher provides ____ different textures from which you may choose.
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____ include variations of repeating designs such as lines, stripes, checks, and
bricks.
a. | Patterns | c. | Fills | b. | Textures | d. | Shades |
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A(n) ____ is a color created from a base color mixed with a percentage of
white.
a. | fill | c. | tint | b. | gradient | d. | shade |
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A(n) ____ is a mixture of a base color and black.
a. | gradient | c. | tint | b. | shade | d. | fill |
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____ offer(s) a wide variety of graphical borders, such as hearts, apples,
balloons, or decorative shapes, such as squares and triangles.
a. | Shape fills | c. | TextureArt | b. | Picture fills | d. | BorderArt |
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Publisher creates a(n) ____ where the colors of the shape meet the color of the
printed page.
a. | cage | c. | trap | b. | hole | d. | overlay |
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____ refers to the color, weight, style, and/or pattern of the outline around
the current shape.
a. | Shape form | c. | Shape fill | b. | Shape outline | d. | Shape shade |
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A(n) ____ is a physical measurement that is approximately equal to 1/72nd of an
inch.
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A(n) ____ is a single resolution unit on the display.
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In Publisher, a(n) ____ is a combination of formatting characteristics, such as
font size, effects, and formatting.
a. | style | c. | template | b. | format | d. | scheme |
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36.
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Publisher’s columns automatically include ____-inch margins and
gutters.
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Line ____ is the amount of space from the bottom of one line of text to the
bottom of the next line.
a. | area | c. | fill | b. | spacing | d. | shape |
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____ is a gallery of text styles that works with Publisher to create fancy text
effects.
a. | FontArt | c. | WordArt | b. | TextArt | d. | GraphicArt |
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You may press the ____ key to begin checking the publication for spelling
errors.
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You may close a publication without quitting publisher by pressing ____.
a. | CTRL+F4 | c. | CTRL+F6 | b. | CTRL+F5 | d. | CTRL+F7 |
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True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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Newspaper ads especially are useful for selling to a general market.
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Tabloid is a term used to describe a familiar newspaper format that is
approximately 22 inches long and at least 11 inches wide when folded into a newspaper page.
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43.
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In the Broadsheet format, a 1/8-page advertisement would be 2 columns
wide.
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44.
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Most users select a publication template and then begin editing.
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45.
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Page Setup customizations affect only the current publication.
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46.
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In most dialog boxes, you can press the ALT key, which will move the insertion
point to the next box and select the text at the same time.
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The first accent color in a custom color scheme is used for graphical lines,
boxes, and separators.
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48.
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The hyperlink color in a custom color scheme is typically used as fill color in
prominent publication shapes.
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49.
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Publisher provides an option for users to create their own font schemes rather
than using one of the predefined sets.
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Type ornamentation refers to serif, structure, form, or style.
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51.
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Type ornamentation refers to scalable fonts that produce high-quality characters
on both computer screens and printers.
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52.
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Publications with edited graphics look rigid and computer-generated.
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53.
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Caricature drawings and intentionally distorted photographs routinely use
scaling.
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When you rotate an object in Publisher, you turn it so that the top of the
object faces a different direction.
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55.
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When the brightness percentage of a color is increased, the percentage of gray
is also increased.
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56.
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To rotate an object on its base, hold down the CTRL key and drag the green
rotation handle.
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You cannot resize a cropped graphic or crop a resized graphic.
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58.
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To fill a picture area while maintaining the original aspect ratio, you can use
the Fill button.
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Cropping removes portions of graphics in rectangular segments.
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60.
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Pictures that have a white fill in the background display wrap points only at
the four corners.
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61.
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When you shade a graphic, you make a large-scale color change to the entire
graphic.
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62.
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Publisher can be considered a photo-editing program.
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63.
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When customizing a publication, you must choose a scheme color.
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64.
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When you ungroup objects, they can be selected and manipulated
individually.
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65.
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A graphic that you edit in Publisher is stored only in the publication in which
you use it.
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Matching
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Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or
definition. a. | Tabloid | f. | TrueType | b. | Blank | g. | Scale | c. | Hyperlink color | h. | Crop | d. | Main
color | i. | Wrap
points | e. | Type ornamentation | j. | Recolor |
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Serif, structure, form, or style
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Used for text in major eye-catching areas
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To create irregular shapes
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Common size is 17 by 11 inches
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To change the vertical or horizontal size of the graphic
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Used as the font color for hyperlink text
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To make a large-scale color change
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73.
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Scalable fonts that produce high-quality characters
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74.
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Publications with no preset objects or design
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75.
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To trim an object
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