Adobe 9A0-036 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Adobe 9A0-036 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 71:

  You are applying an action to a group of images using the Batch command. The action contains a SaveAs TIFF command, with specific options chosen. You want the processed files to be saved with those options, but to be renamed. Which two options in the Batch dialog box should you choose? (Choose two.)

  A. Batch Rename
  B. Destination: Folder
  C. Include All Subfolders
  D. Destination: Save and Close
  E. Override Action "Save As" Commands
  A. Batch Rename
  B. Destination: Folder

• Question 72:

  You are working in the Levels dialog box. The pixels in the image cover a range from 0-220. You want to increase the contrast in the highlight areas of the image. What should you do?

  A. increase the value for the black Input Level
  B. decrease the value for the white Input Level
  C. increase the value for the black Output Level
  D. decrease the value for the white Output Level
  B. decrease the value for the white Input Level

• Question 73:

  Exhibit.

  

  You want to create a work path by using one of the built-in custom shapes. Which two buttons from the Vector Tools Options Bar should you choose? (Choose two.)

  A. A
  B. B
  C. C
  D. D
  E. E
  B. B
  E. E

• Question 74:

  You want to apply an action to some documents in a folder, but not to all of them. What should you do?

  A. in the File Browser, first select the individual files, then choose Automate > Batch with File Browser specified as the source
  B. open all of the documents to be processed, then choose All opened Files from the Actions palette menu Playback Options
  C. in the File Browser, first select the individual files, then choose Automate > Batch with Opened Files specified as the source
  D. in the File > Open dialog box, select the individual files, then choose Automate > Batch with import specified as the source
  A. in the File Browser, first select the individual files, then choose Automate > Batch with File Browser specified as the source

• Question 75:

  You are working in the Levels dialog box. The pixels in the image cover a range from 0-220. You want to increase the contrast in the highlight areas of the image. What should you do?

  A. increase the value for the black Input Level
  B. decrease the value for the white Input Level
  C. increase the value for the black Output Level
  D. decrease the value for the white Output Level
  B. decrease the value for the white Input Level

• Question 76:

  Which parameter can you monitor in the Status Bar?

  A. the name of the active layer
  B. the document's color profile
  C. the name of the active document
  D. the document's modification date
  B. the document's color profile

• Question 77:

  Which file format supports vector graphics?

  A. GIF
  B. PDF
  C. PNG
  D. JPEG
  B. PDF

• Question 78:

  A Photoshop document has several paths. You want to use one of them as a vector mask. What should you do?

  A. chooseLayer > Add Vector Mask then choose a path from the resulting dialog box.
  B. select the patch in the Paths palette, then choose Layer > Add Vector Mask > Current Path
  C. copy the path to the clipboard, choose Layer > Add Vector Mask; then Edit > Paste
  D. choose Layer > Add Vector Mask, then drag the path from the Paths palette onto the Vector Mask thumbnail
  B. select the patch in the Paths palette, then choose Layer > Add Vector Mask > Current Path

• Question 79:

  You have made and saved a selection as an alpha channel. You make another selection that overlaps a portion of the alpha channel selection you saved. You want a selection of only the overlapping region. What should you do?

  A. choose Select > Load Selection, choose the overlapping alpha channel, and select Add to Selection
  B. hold down the Shift key while Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac OS) clicking on the overlapping alpha channel
  C. choose Select > Load Selection, choose the overlapping alpha channel, and select Intersect with Selection
  D. click the Intersect with Selection button in the Options Bar, then Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac OS) click the overlapping alpha channel
  C. choose Select > Load Selection, choose the overlapping alpha channel, and select Intersect with Selection

• Question 80:

  Exhibit.

  

  You want to convert one anchor point from one that gives curvature to a path to one that forms a corner. Which tool should you use?

  A. A
  B. B
  C. C
  D. D
  E. E
  E. E