InDesign Chapter 8 Review

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InDesign Chapter 8 Review

• Working with Transparency

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What color of ink is used to print grayscale
images?

• Black

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In Photoshop, how many shades of gray are there
to work with?

• 256

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Grayscale, RGB and CMYK are all examples of what?

• Code Modes

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In InDesign you can colorize a grayscale image
using the swatches palette by coloring what areas?

• Highlights and Shadows

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If you want to colorize the highlight area of an
image, what tool do you need to select the
graphic with?

• Selection Tool

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If you want to colorize the shadow (dark) area of
an image, what tool do you need to select the
graphic with?

• Direct Selection Tool

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In order to use the colorization feature in
InDesign, the graphic needs to be saved as what
extension in Photoshop?

• .psd file

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The term opacity is derived from which word?

• Opaque

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An object that you can see through clearly is
best described as what?

• Transparent

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An object that you can see through but not
clearly is best described as what?

• Translucent

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An object that you cant see through clearly is
best described as what?

• Opaque

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In InDesign you adjust the opacity level in the
what palette?

• Transparency Palette

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What percentage of opacity are objects create in
InDesign by default?

• 100

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For an object to become more transparent, you
would increase or decrease the opacity percentage?

• Decrease

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What does the Feathering feature do to an object?

• Softens its edge.

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Which menu do you find the Feathering command in?

• Object Menu

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The book gave a word picture for the Multiply
effect. What was it?

• Overlapping Magic Markers

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What are the two rules when working with Multiply
blending mode?

• When black is multiplied w/another color black
• When white is multiplied w/another color
  transparent

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What are the two rules when working with Screen
blending mode?

• When black is screened transparent
• When white is screened remain white

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What are the 15 Blending Modes?

• Multiply
• Screen
• Overlay
• Soft Light
• Hard Light

Color Dodge Color Burn Darken Lighten Difference
Exclusion Hue Saturation Color Luminosity
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