Adobe ACE InDesign 9A0-142 Questions & Answers

• Question 51:

  Which of the following is the animation file format supported by InDesign?

  A. Flash player presentation

  B. Microsoft WAV sound

  C. MP3 music

  D. Microsoft AVI video

  Correct Answer: A

  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 52:

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

  A. Microsoft AVI video

  B. QuickTime movie

  C. Apple AIFF

  D. Flash video

  Correct Answer: ABD

  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 53:

  You work as a Graphics Designer for KBC Inc. You are preparing a document for printing in InDesign CS5.

  Which of the following options in the Mark and Bleed pane of the Print dialog box specifies how far from the edge of the page will InDesign draw printer's marks?

  A. Offset

  B. Crop Marks

  C. Weight

  D. Bleed Marks

  Correct Answer: A

  The Offset option in the Mark and Bleed pane of the Print dialog box specifies how far from the edge of the page (not the bleed) will InDesign draw printer's marks.

  Answer: C is incorrect. It displays the possible weights of the crop and bleed mark lines.

  Answer: D is incorrect. It adds fine (hairline) rules that define the amount of additional area to image outside the defined page size.

  Answer: B is incorrect. It adds fine (hairline) horizontal and vertical rules that define where the page should be trimmed. Crop marks can also help register (align) one color separation to another.

• Question 54:

  Which of the following methods will you use to import XML tags and XML contents from an XML file?

  A. In the Tags panel, choose the Map Tags to Styles option in the panel's flyout menu.

  B. In the Tags panel, choose the Load Tags option in the panel's flyout menu.

  C. In the Tags panel, choose the Map Styles to Tags menu option in the panel's flyout menu.

  D. File > Import XML.

  Correct Answer: D

  Choose File > Import XML, which imports not only XML tags but also XML contents from an XML file. This process works in two ways. If a document has no content, importing an XML file adds XML tags to the Tags panel and into the

  Structure panel of the document . It also adds the content to the Structure panel where you can click and drag it into InDesign frames in the layout. If a document has some content, importing an XML file brings in the content to your document

  and places it in frames in your document that have the same tags already applied.

  Answer: B is incorrect. In the Tags panel, you choose the Load Tags option in the panel's flyout menu to import tags from an XML file or an InDesign document that has tags defined in it.

  Answer: A is incorrect. If you choose Map Tags to Styles, it will tell InDesign which XML tag to substitute for a specified character or paragraph style during the XML export.

  Answer: C is incorrect. If you choose Map Styles to Tags, it will tell InDesign to immediately replace the specified styles with XML tags.

• Question 55:

  What will you do if you want to apply trapping to your file while creating a PostScript file?

  A. In the Output pane of the Print dialog box, select Composite CMYK from the Color pop-up menu, click on Ink Manager, and then select the Trapping Sequence field.

  B. In the Output pane of the Print dialog box, select Separations from the Color pop-up menu and then select Application Built-In in the Trapping pop-up menu.

  C. In the Output pane of the Print dialog box, click the Ink Manager button, and select the Trapping Sequence field.

  D. Choose Window > Output > Trap Presets > click on the New Preset > select Trap Images Internally field in the New Trap Preset.

  Correct Answer: B

  If you want to apply trapping to your file while creating a PostScript file, you will first go to File > Print. Then In the Output pane of the Print dialog box select Separations from the Color pop-up menu and then select Application Built-In in the Trapping pop- up menu.

• Question 56:

  Which of the following panes in the Print dialog box is used to control the processing of colors and inks on imagesetters, platesetters, and commercial printing equipments?

  A. Advanced pane

  B. Output pane

  C. Graphics pane

  D. Color Management pane

  Correct Answer: B

  The Output pane is used to control the processing of colors and inks on imagesetters, platesetters, and commercial printing equipments.

  Answer: C is incorrect. The Graphics pane is used to control how graphics are printed and how fonts are downloaded.

  Answer: A is incorrect. The Advanced pane is used to control printing of files as bitmaps, manage graphics file substitutions in an Open Prepress Interface (OPI) workflow, and set transparency flattening, which manages how transparent and

  semi-transparent objects are handled during output.

  Answer: D is incorrect. The Color Management pane is used to manage color output.

• Question 57:

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

  A. Gradients cannot include mixed ink colors using any color mode.

  B. Gradients can include paper, process colors, and spot colors.

  C. A gradient changes from one color to the next at a point called start, and is identified by a color square under the gradient bar.

  D. A gradient changes from one color to the next at a point called stop, and is identified by a color square under the gradient bar.

  Correct Answer: BD

  A gradient is a graduated blend between two or more colors or between two tints of the same color. Gradients can include paper, process colors, spot colors, or mixed ink colors using any color mode. They are defined by a series of color stops in the gradient bar. A gradient changes from one color to the next at a point called stop, and is identified by a color square under the gradient bar. It starts with two colors and a midpoint at 50%, by default.

• Question 58:

  You are creating a book in InDesign CS5. You want to replace an existing chapter with another document.

  What will you do to accomplish this task?

  A. Choose Remove Document from the flyout menu or click the Remove Document iconic button (the - icon) from the bottom of the panel.

  B. Select the Automatic Document Conversion menu option in the book panel's flyout menu.

  C. Choose File >New > Book.

  D. Select the chapter in the book panel and then choose Replace Document from the flyout menu.

  Correct Answer: D

  To replace an existing chapter with another document, select the chapter in the book panel and then choose Replace Document from the flyout menu.

  Answer: A is incorrect. If you choose Remove Document from the flyout menu or click the Remove Document iconic button (the - icon) from the bottom of the panel, it will delete chapters from the book.

  Answer: B is incorrect. If the Automatic Document Conversion menu option is selected in the book panel's flyout menu, InDesign will convert all chapters created in the earlier versions of InDesign into the InDesign CS5 format.

  Answer: C is incorrect. If you Choose File >New > Book, the New Book dialog box will open.

• Question 59:

  Which of the following can be chosen in the Internet pop-up menu to create a document? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.

  A. Load

  B. Print

  C. Web

  D. Save

  Correct Answer: BC

  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 60:

  Which of the following tools can be used to create straight lines?

  A. Polygon frame tool

  B. Polygon tool

  C. Rectangle frame tool

  D. Line tool

  Correct Answer: D

  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