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InDesign Chapter 01 - REVIEW



True/False
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

InDesign would be a good choice for laying out a single-page newsletter or even an 8-page newsletter.
 

 2. 

InDesign is powerful enough to create complex projects, like a magazine layout or a cookbook.
 

 3. 

InDesign is not a comprehensive photo manipulation application like Photoshop.
 

 4. 

InDesign does not have a table of contents feature.
 

 5. 

InDesign has an index feature.
 

 6. 

InDesign offers the ability to present information in a table format.
 

 7. 

InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator are all manufactured by the same software company.
 

 8. 

Sometimes, working in InDesign feels like working in Illustrator.
 

 9. 

To put text on a curved path, like a circle, you’re best choice is to use Illustrator because InDesign is limited in this capacity.
 

 10. 

In InDesign, the workspace cannot be customized.
 

 11. 

The default workspace in InDesign is called Essentials.
 

 12. 

Docking panels is not the same as grouping panels.
 

 13. 

All tools on the Tools panel are visible.
 

 14. 

The only way to access the Zoom tool is to click it in the Tools panel.
 

 15. 

Some menu commands provide the same function as the Zoom tool.
 

 16. 

Some tools in the Tools panel are hidden.
 

 17. 

You can view the Tools panel as a single or a double column.
 

 18. 

The Tools panel is divided into sections.
 

 19. 

The only way to access a tool is to click it in the Tools panel.
 

 20. 

An object must be either entirely on the artboard or entirely on the pasteboard.
 

 21. 

Grouping panels conserves space.
 

 22. 

Docked panels move together when dragged.
 

 23. 

The Pages panel only shows page icons for the pages in the document that contain artwork or text.
 

 24. 

You can use the workspace switcher on the Application bar to switch from one workspace to another.
 

 25. 

There are four different ways to view the Tools panel.
 

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 26. 

The Tools panel is divided into ____ sections.
a.
6
c.
4
b.
8
d.
10
 

 27. 

The arrangement of windows and panels in InDesign is called the ____.
a.
artboard
c.
workspace
b.
document window
d.
scratch area
 

 28. 

Which of the following functions does the pasteboard provide?
a.
Pasting
c.
Transforming
b.
Storing
d.
Measuring
 

 29. 

When you choose a panel from the Window menu, instead of from the workspace, it appears in ____ view.
a.
expanded
c.
thumbnail
b.
collapsed
d.
icon
 

 30. 

InDesign is primarily what type of software application?
a.
drawing
c.
photo manipulation
b.
layout
d.
word processing
 

 31. 

The black arrow at the top of the Tools panel is an example of what type of tool?
a.
Selection tool
c.
Drawing tool
b.
Shape tool
d.
Transform tool
 

 32. 

The navigation section of the Tools panel includes the ____ tool.
a.
Rectangle
c.
Selection
b.
Zoom
d.
Direct Selection
 

 33. 

The Rotate tool is an example of what type of tool?
a.
Selection tool
c.
Drawing tool
b.
Shape tool
d.
Transform tool
 

 34. 

The Pen tool is an example of what type of tool?
a.
Selection tool
c.
Drawing tool
b.
Shape tool
d.
Transform tool
 

 35. 

The Zoom tool can magnify a page to what maximum percentage?
a.
400%
c.
4000%
b.
500%
d.
5000%
 

 36. 

Hidden tools are indicated by what in the Tools panel?
a.
Eye icon
c.
Small black diamond
b.
Hand icon
d.
Small black triangle
 

 37. 

Which of the following is used for scrolling or moving around the document?
a.
Scroll tool
c.
Zoom tool
b.
Hand tool
d.
Navigator tool
 

 38. 

Press this key to access the Hand tool.
a.
Tab
c.
Enter
b.
Spacebar
d.
Shift
 

 39. 

Which of the following cannot be created in InDesign?
a.
Table of contents
c.
Table of information
b.
Index
d.
None of the above
 

 40. 

Which of the following cannot be done in InDesign?
a.
Position text on a path
c.
Draw a star
b.
Create irregular shaped text boxes
d.
None of the above
 

 41. 

All panels can be accessed under which menu?
a.
View
d.
File
b.
Layout
e.
Window
c.
Panels
 

 42. 

Pressing which key hides all open panels?
a.
Spacebar
c.
Caps Lock
b.
Tab
d.
Enter
 

 43. 

Double-clicking a single page icon in the Pages panel does what?
a.
Duplicates the page
c.
Brings the page into view
b.
Deletes the page
d.
Opens the page and the Navigator panel
 

 44. 

Double-clicking a single page icon in the Pages panel does what?
a.
Makes the page icon blue
c.
Deletes the page icon
b.
Makes the page icon black
d.
Makes the page icon highlighted
 

 45. 

Which of the following does not appear in Preview mode?
a.
Guides
c.
Floating panels
b.
Tools panel
d.
Tooltips
 

 46. 

Which menu do you use to manage and create multiple document windows?
a.
Arrange Documents
c.
New View
b.
Duplicate
d.
New Window
 

 47. 

An object positioned entirely in the pasteboard ________.
a.
will print
b.
won’t print
 

 48. 

An object on the page that extends into the pasteboard is said to what?
a.
Trail
c.
Bleed
b.
Spill
d.
Trick question - objects on the artboard cannot extend into the pasteboard
 

 49. 

Two facing pages are known as ____.
a.
page icons
c.
proofs
b.
spreads
d.
bleeds
 

 50. 

You can access InDesign Help using the ____ menu.
a.
Adobe
c.
Help
b.
Window
d.
Search
 
 
Case Based Critical Thinking

Katie works at a small advertising company that specializes in photo retouching. She is promoted to start a new division - one that will design brochures, magazines and other types of print pieces for clients.
 

 51. 

In a report to the owners, Katie explains that each of her new workstations must be equipped with Adobe InDesign, which is primarily a ____ type of application.
a.
Word processing
c.
Drawing
b.
Photo manipulation
d.
Layout
 

 52. 

Many Photoshop artists in the company are now making the transition to working in InDesign, and Katie is in charge of training them. She explains that working smart in InDesign is important, and ____ is an effective way to keep related panels together.
a.
docking panels
c.
using the Pages panel
b.
grouping panels
d.
expanding panels
 

 53. 

One of the company’s new major clients is a local magazine that publishes every month - and Katie is the lead designer. She designs a cover that shows a single photo that extends to all four edges of the cover. When setting up her cover template in InDesign, Katie knows that the photo must do which of the following:
a.
Bleed into all four gutters
c.
Bleed into the margins
b.
Bleed into the pasteboard
d.
Bleed past all four columns
 

 54. 

Katie leads the department through its first successful year. A new client approaches asking about InDesign’s capabilities for producing books - text books, cook books, etc. Katie explains that InDesign is very useful for creating book layouts because it can do which of the following:
a.
Create a table of contents
c.
Create tables
b.
Create an index
d.
All of the above
 

 55. 

While Katie is working on the cover of the new issue, she realizes her client is in the office making a surprise visit. Katie shows her client the most recent magazine cover and presses ____ to hide all of the open panels and the Tools panel.
a.
Tab
c.
Enter
b.
Shift-Tab
d.
Preview
 

Matching
 
 
Match each shortcut key with its corresponding tool or command
a.
[z]
e.
[v]
b.
[Tab]
f.
[p]
c.
[a]
g.
[t]
d.
Double-click Zoom tool
h.
[Spacebar]
 

 56. 

Selection tool
 

 57. 

Type tool
 

 58. 

Hide panels
 

 59. 

Changes document view to 100%
 

 60. 

Zoom tool
 

 61. 

Direct Selection tool
 

 62. 

Access Hand tool
 

 63. 

Pen tool
 



 
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