Adobe ACE InDesign 9A0-142 Questions & Answers

• Question 11:

  You are creating a document. You want to export this document to XML.

  Which of the following options in the General tab of the Export XML dialog box will you choose to apply a style sheet to define the transformation of the exported XML?

  A. Include DTD Declaration

  B. Apply XSLT

  C. Export Untagged Tables As CALS XML

  D. View XML Using

  Correct Answer: B

  You must choose the Apply XSLT option to apply a style sheet to define the transformation of the exported XML.

  Answer: D is incorrect. View XML is chosen to open the exported file in a browser, XML editing application, or text editor. Answer: C is incorrect. Export Untagged Tables As CALS XML is chosen to export untagged tables in the CALS XML format. Answer: A is incorrect. Include DTD Declaration option is chosen to export the reference to the DTD along with the XML file.

• Question 12:

  Which of the following statements are true about footnote? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

  A. The footnote scales when text sizing, text zoom and page zoom are used.

  B. The footnote is an additional information located systematically at the beginning of the page.

  C. The footnote can be accessed by both the mouse and the keyboard.

  D. A footnote is a reference mark that allows a reader to find the source of the information noted.

  Correct Answer: ACD

  A footnote is a note of text placed at the bottom of a page in a book or document. The note can provide an author's comments on the main text or citations of a reference work in support of the text, or both. A footnote is normally flagged by a superscripted number immediately following that portion of the text the note is in reference to. Some benefits of using footnote are as follows: Footnote can be accessed by both the mouse and the keyboard. Footnote is easy to mark in the text and always visible. The additional information is located in a systematic manner at the end of the page in a footnote. Footnote scales when text sizing, text zoom and page zoom are used. Footnote is included when the Webpage is printed.

• Question 13:

  You have created a table in InDesign. You are editing text in the cells of a table.

  What will you do to move the cursor from one cell to the next cell in the table without using the mouse?

  A. Press the arrows

  B. Press the F2 key

  C. Press the backspace key

  D. Press the Tab key

  Correct Answer: D

  To move the cursor from one cell to next cell in the table without using the mouse, press the Tab key.

• Question 14:

  Which of the following is a color-separated variant of EPS?

  A. CSS

  B. ACS

  C. DCS

  D. BCS

  Correct Answer: C

  Following are included in the graphics file formats InDesign imports:

  1.BMP. It is the native Windows bitmap format.

  2.EPS. EPS or Encapsulated PostScript file format is favored by professional publishers. One of its color-separated variant is DCS or Desktop Color Separation.

  3.GIF. GIF or Graphics Interchange Format is common in Web documents.

  4.Illustrator. It is similar to EPS.

  5.InDesign. Other InDesign documents can be imported, as if they are graphics. Specific pages can also be chosen to be imported.

  6.JPEG. JPEG or Joint Photographic Expert Group compresses bitmap format used on the Web.

  7.PCX. PCX or PC Paintbrush was very popular in earlier versions of Windows and DOS programs. It has been supplanted by other formats.

  8.PDF. PDF or Portable Document Format is a variant of PostScript and is used for Web-based, network-based, and CD-based documents.

  9.Photoshop. Photoshop is the native format in Adobe Photoshop 5.0 through CS5.

  10.PICT. PICT or Picture is used in professional documents.

  11.PNG. PNG or Portable Network Graphics is more capable than GIF.

  12.Scitex CT. It is the continuous-tone bitmap format used on Scitex prepress systems.

  13.TIFF. TIFF or Tagged Image File Format is the bitmap standard for image editors and publishers.

  14.Windows Metafile. Windows Metafile is used in professional documents.

• Question 15:

  Which of the following steps should be taken foremost in order to create a new document?

  A. Choose the sequence File>Document>New.

  B. Choose the sequence File>New>Document.

  C. Press CTRL+C.

  D. Press CTRL+D.

  Correct Answer: B

  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 16:

  Mark is a regular user of InDesign CS5. He has an XML file, a DTD file, and a completed InDesign file from a previous XML project. He wants to use the same XML tags and structure in a new InDesign document.

  Which method will he use to reproduce the tag names in the new InDesign file?

  A. Choose Window > Tag > select Load DTD from the Tags Panel menu > select a DTD file to import, and click Open.

  B. Choose Window > Tag > select Load Tags from the Tags Panel menu and then select the previous InDesign file and click Open to load the XML tags.

  C. Select the previous InDesign file > select the Autotag option from the Tag panel menu.

  D. Choose Window > Tag > select Load Tags from the Structure panel menu > select the XML file > click Open.

  Correct Answer: B

  To use the same XML tags and structure in a new InDesign document from a previous file, Mark will choose Window > Tag > select Load Tags from the Tags Panel menu > select the previous InDesign file, and click Open to load the XML tags.

• Question 17:

  You are creating a document. You want to export this document to XML.

  Which of the following options in the General tab of the Export XML dialog box will you choose to export break, white space, and special characters as decimal character entities rather than straight characters?

  A. View XML Using

  B. Remark Break, Whitespace, And Special Characters

  C. Remap Break, Whitespace, And Special Characters

  D. Export From Selected Element

  Correct Answer: C

  Remap Break, Whitespace, And Special Characters option is used to export break, white space, and special characters as decimal character entities rather than straight characters.

  Answer: D is incorrect. You choose Export From Selected Element option to start exporting from the element you selected in the Structure pane.

  Answer: A is incorrect. View XML Using option is chosen to open the exported file in a browser, XML editing application, or text editor.

  Answer: B is incorrect. There is no such option exists in General tab of the Export XML dialog box.

• Question 18:

  Which of the following commands will you use to insert text variables in an InDesign document?

  A. Choose Object > Text Variables > Insert Variable, and then choose the variable you want to insert.

  B. Choose Window > Text Variables > Insert Variable, and then choose the variable you want to insert.

  C. Choose View > Text Variables > Insert Variable, and then choose the variable you want to insert.

  D. Choose Type > Text Variables > Insert Variable, and then choose the variable you want to insert.

  Correct Answer: D

  To insert a text variable in a document you should take the following steps:

  1.Place the insertion point where you want the variable to appear.

  2.Choose Type > Text Variables > Insert Variable, and then choose the variable you want to insert.

  Answer: B, A, and C are incorrect. These options are invalid.

• Question 19:

  Which of the following are the audio file formats supported by InDesign? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

  A. MP3 music

  B. QuickTime movie

  C. Microsoft WAV sound

  D. Apple AIFF

  Correct Answer: ACD

  Following are the file formats supported by InDesign:

  1.Video files such as Flash video, QuickTime movie, and Microsoft AVI video

  2.Animation files such as Flash player presentation

  3.Audio files such as MP3 music, Apple AIFF, and Microsoft WAV sound

• Question 20:

  You have created a table in a document. You select the cell by pressing the Esc key to paste some data in a cell of the table. The data you are pasting has tabs and carriage returns in it.

  What will happen when you paste this data to the selected cell?

  A. Data will not be pasted in the cell.

  B. InDesign maps the clipboard data into the cell.

  C. InDesign maps the clipboard data across more than one cell.

  D. InDesign maps the clipboard data across the all cells in the table.

  Correct Answer: C

  If you select the cell (this means if you press Esc to toggle between selecting what is inside the cell and the cell itself), and if the data you are pasting has tabs or carriage returns, InDesign maps the clipboard data across more than one cell. It will not paste the data in one cell in which you want to paste the data in the above scenario. To insert the data in the cell, you should insert the cursor inside the cell instead of selecting cell itself.