Adobe 9A0-142 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Adobe 9A0-142 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 1:

  Which of the following objects can be created with InDesign's object-creation tools? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

  A. Basic shapes
  B. Basic frames
  C. Straight lines
  D. Curved shapes
  A. Basic shapes
  B. Basic frames
  C. Straight lines

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  explanation:

  Following are the various objects that can be created with InDesign's object-creation tools.

  

  1.Straight lines created by using the Line tool

  

  2.Lines and shapes created by using the Pen tool or the Pencil tool

  

  3.Basic shapes created by using Ellipse, Rectangle, and Polygon

  

  4.Basic frames created by using Ellipse Frame, Rectangle Frame, and Polygon Frame

• Question 2:

  You are creating a book in InDesign CS5. You want to make sure that you are using the same conditions in all documents of the book.

  What will you do to accomplish this task?

  A. Choose Show or Hide from the Indicators menu.
  B. Choose Load Conditions.
  C. Edit condition indicators.
  D. Synchronize conditions in a book.
  D. Synchronize conditions in a book.

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  explanation:

  To make sure that you are using the same conditions in all documents of a book, create the desired conditions in the style source document; then select Conditional Text Settings in the Synchronize Options dialog box. Next, synchronize the

  book.

  Answer: A is incorrect. Choose Show or Hide from the Indicators menu in the Conditional Text panel to show or hide the condition indicators.

  Answer: B is incorrect. Choose Load Conditions to load only the conditions in a document.

  Answer: C is incorrect. This option modifies indicator settings in the conditional text panel.

• Question 3:

  Which of the following are the basic rules for creating graphics files? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

  A. Bitmaps such as photos and scans should be saved in the PCX, BMP, GIF, SCT, or PICT format.
  B. Line art should be saved in the EPS, PDF, Adobe Illustrator, WMF, EMF, or PICT format.
  C. Line art should be saved in the PCX, BMP, GIF, or SCT format.
  D. Bitmaps such as photos and scans should be saved in the TIFF, Adobe Photoshop, PNG, or JPEG format.
  A. Bitmaps such as photos and scans should be saved in the PCX, BMP, GIF, SCT, or PICT format.
  B. Line art should be saved in the EPS, PDF, Adobe Illustrator, WMF, EMF, or PICT format.
  D. Bitmaps such as photos and scans should be saved in the TIFF, Adobe Photoshop, PNG, or JPEG format.

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  explanation:

  Following are the two basic rules for creating graphics files:

  

  1.Line art should be saved in the EPS, PDF, Adobe Illustrator, WMF, EMF, or PICT format.

  

  2.Bitmaps such as photos and scans should be saved in the TIFF, Adobe Photoshop, PNG, JPEG, PCX, BMP, GIF, SCT, or PICT format.

• Question 4:

  Andy is designing a book and he wants certain images to appear before the related content. The reading order will remain the same after the book is exported to the XHTML format.

  What will Andy do to accomplish the task?

  A. Group the elements in InDesign in the required order.
  B. Reorder the elements in the XHTML format after exporting from InDesign.
  C. Reorder the elements in InDesign and then export them to the XHTML format.
  D. Group the elements in the required reading order in the exported XHTML document.
  A. Group the elements in InDesign in the required order.

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  explanation:

  Andy will group the elements in InDesign in the required order so that the reading order will remain the same after the book is exported to the XHTML format.

• Question 5:

  You are creating a document in InDesign CS5. When you place an InDesign file and select Show Import Options in the Place dialog box, a dialog box appears.

  Which of the following options in the dialog box specifies how much of the page, or pages to place; the page itself, or the bleed or slug area on the pasteboard?

  A. Crop to
  B. Pages
  C. Crop pages
  D. Show preview
  A. Crop to

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  explanation:

  The Crop to option specifies how much of the page, or pages to place; the page itself, or the bleed or slug areas on the pasteboard.

  Answer: D is incorrect. The Show preview option previews a page before you place it. You can type a page number or click the arrows to preview a page in a multi-page document.

  Answer: B is incorrect. The Pages option specifies the pages you want to place; such as the page displayed in the preview, all pages, or a range of pages.

  Answer: C is incorrect. This is an invalid answer option.

• Question 6:

  You work as a Design Expert for KBC Inc. You have created an InDesign document. When you see the preview of the document, a graphic does not appear in the preview. You want to know the cause of the problem in your document.

  What will you do to accomplish this task? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

  A. Choose Window > Object and Layout > Pathfinder.
  B. Choose Window > Object and Layout > Transform.
  C. Double-click the Preflight icon at the bottom of the document window > expand the Image and Object menu, select the error, and then click on the Info pane.
  D. Choose Window > Output > Preflight > expand the Image and Objects menu, select the error, and then click on the Info pane.
  C. Double-click the Preflight icon at the bottom of the document window > expand the Image and Object menu, select the error, and then click on the Info pane.
  D. Choose Window > Output > Preflight > expand the Image and Objects menu, select the error, and then click on the Info pane.

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  explanation:

  The errors related to documents are listed in the Preflight panel. To know about errors in a document, open the Preflight panel in one of the following ways:

  

  1.Choose Window > Output > Preflight.

  

  2.Double-click the Preflight icon at the bottom of document window. To view image errors, expand the 'Image and Object' menu. To view information about specific errors, click the error in the error pane. A description appears in the Info pane at the bottom of the Preflight panel along with suggestions to fix the error.

• Question 7:

  What does the More Options button change to when it is clicked?

  A. Facing Pages option
  B. No More Options
  C. Master Text Frame option
  D. Fewer Options
  D. Fewer Options

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  explanation:

  Following are the steps to create a new document:

  

  1.Choose the sequence File>New>Document or press CTRL+N.

  

  2.Choose Print or Web in the Internet pop-up menu according to the type of document to be created.

  

  3.Type the number in the Number of Pages field, if the number of pages in the publication is exactly known.

  

  4.Enter the number in the Start Page # field on which the document is to be started, if it is other than 1.

  

  5.If a multipage publication having a spine, such as a book, catalog, or magazine is to be created, then select the Facing Pages option.

  

  6.Select the Master Text Frame option, if the text needs to flow from page to page in a multipage document, such as a book or a catalog.

  

  7.One of the pre-defined sizes from the pop-up menu can be chosen in the Page Size area.

  

  8.Click the Potrait or Landscape iconic button to set the page orientation.

  

  9.To specify the number of columns in pages, type a value in the Columns field.

  

  10.In the Gutter field, specify a gutter distance.

  

  11.In the Margins area, specify margin values.

  

  12.The Bleed and Slug area of the New Document dialog box will appear on clicking More Options, and the More Options button will be changed to Fewer Options.

  

  13.To close the New Document dialog box, click the OK button.

• Question 8:

  You are a novice InDesign CS5 user. You want to create a book.

  Which of the following commands will you use to find the Book panel?

  A. Choose Type > Bulleted And Numbered Lists > Define Lists.
  B. Choose Window > New > Book.
  C. Choose View > New > Book.
  D. Choose File > New > Book.
  D. Choose File > New > Book.

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  explanation:

  The Book panel appears when you choose File > New > Book to create a book; or when you open a book file that you have created, the Book panel appears.

• Question 9:

  Which of the following panels allows you to detect the number of text and image errors in your document?

  A. Links Panel
  B. Swatches Panel
  C. Preflight panel
  D. Pages Panel
  C. Preflight panel

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  explanation:

  The Preflight panel is a feature of InDesign CS5 that warns of the problems that could prevent a document or book from printing or outputting as expected while a document is being edited. These problems include missing files or fonts, low-resolution images, overset text, and a number of other conditions. The preflight settings can be configured to define which conditions are detected. These preflight settings are stored in preflight profiles for easy reuse. To open the Preflight panel, choose Window > Output > Preflight, and double-click the Preflight icon at the bottom of the document window. The Preflight icon is green if no errors are detected or red if errors are detected. The Preflight panel is shown in the image below.

  

  Answer D is incorrect. The Pages panel is used in InDesign to work with document pages as well as master pages. It allows a user to create pages, which can be blank pages or based on a master page. hese pages can be moved, copied, and deleted, as well as for retrospectively applying a master. The Pages panel also provides an excellent method to navigate through longer documents. To open the Pages panel, choose Window > Pages, or press Control+F12 on the keyboard. The Pages panel is shown in the image below: Answer: B is incorrect. The Swatches panel stores colors. It is used to import, export, delete, and modify the color palette. Besides, a user can store custom colors in the Swatches panel. To add a color in the Swatches panel, move the cursor to the empty area of the Swatches panel (the cursor will change into the paint bucket) and click. To access the Swatches panel, select Window > Swatches.

  

  

• Question 10:

  What will you do if you want to edit the contents of a table?

  A. Click on one of the cells of the table and then press F2.
  B. Click on one of the cells of the table and then press Esc.
  C. Click the Type tool in one of the cells of the table.
  D. Click on one of the cells of the table and then press Tab.
  C. Click the Type tool in one of the cells of the table.

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  explanation:

  If you want to edit the contents (such as text, rows, or columns) of a table, click the Type tool in one of the cells of the table. This activates InDesign's table tools. Once you have done this, you are able to enter and edit the text in the cell, paste or place text or graphics in the cell, or even create another table inside the cell.