Adobe 9A0-351 Online Practice Questions and Exam Preparation

Adobe 9A0-351 Online Questions & Answers

• Question 41:

  You are drawing a shape with the Pen tool. As you are drawing you click and drag to add an anchor point with a direction line. You then realize you need to reposition the anchor point. Without releasing the mouse button, how can you reposition that anchor point while drawing?

  A. Hold down Ctrl+Alt (Windows) or Cornrnand+Option (OS X) and reposition the anchor point.
  B. Hold down the Shift key on the keyboard and reposition the anchor point.
  C. Hold down the spacebar key on the keyboard and reposition the anchor point.
  D. Continue dragging until the anchor point begins to move.
  D. Continue dragging until the anchor point begins to move.

• Question 42:

  How would you adjust the color of selected artwork using a Color Group in your Swatches Panel?

  A. Choose a Harmony Rule In the Color Guide panel.
  B. Click the Color Group button in the Swatches panel.
  C. Click the Edit or Apply Colors button in the Color Guide panel.
  D. Choose Edit > Edit Colors > Adjust Color Balance.
  B. Click the Color Group button in the Swatches panel.

• Question 43:

  You have built a color illustration. Before printing, you want to see how each ink color plate will appear, individually. Which technique should you use?

  A. Use the Flattener Preview Panel
  B. Choose View > Overprint Preview
  C. Choose View > Proof Colors
  D. Use the Separations Preview Panel
  B. Choose View > Overprint Preview

• Question 44:

  You select a path that contains a solid color fill and choose Object > Create Gradient Mesh. Now, with the Mesh Tool active, how would you add additional mesh points of a different color?

  A. With the gradient mesh deselected, set the desired fill color and click to create a new mesh point.
  B. With the gradient mesh deselected, set the desired fill color and click on an existing mesh point.
  C. With the gradient mesh selected, set the desired fill color and click on an existing mesh point.
  D. With the gradient mesh selected, set the desired fill color and click to create a new mesh point.
  B. With the gradient mesh deselected, set the desired fill color and click on an existing mesh point.

• Question 45:

  You are working on an Illustrator image and wish to receive comments as a Work In Progress in Behance. How would you do this while in Illustrator?

  A. Choose File > Share on Behance and tag your document as Work In Progress.
  B. Choose File > Export and choose Behance as the format. Then choose Work in Progress
  C. Choose File > Share on Behance. Then change the Visible To setting to Feedback Circle.
  D. Choose File > Share on Behance. Then change your Visible To setting to Everyone.
  A. Choose File > Share on Behance and tag your document as Work In Progress.

• Question 46:

  Click the Exhibit tab to see the exhibit.

  

  What would you conclude about the Illustrator object displayed in the Exhibit?

  A. The object is a gradient mesh.
  B. The object is a live paint object.
  C. The object is a nested group.
  D. The object is being viewed in isolation mode.
  E. The object is a compound path.
  A. The object is a gradient mesh.

• Question 47:

  Click the Exhibit tab to see the exhibit.

  

  How should you modify an existing fill for text using the Appearance panel?

  A. Double-click Type (A).
  B. Double-click Characters (B).
  C. Click the Add New Stroke button (C).
  D. Click the Add New Fill button (D).
  A. Double-click Type (A).

• Question 48:

  You'd like to set numbers in type using old style proportional figures, and the font you're using contains those characters. Where do you select the Proportional Oldstyle option?

  A. TheOpenType panel.
  B. The Character panel.
  C. The Glyphs panel.
  D. The Find Font dialog box.
  A. TheOpenType panel.

• Question 49:

  You want to see if the font you are using contains the ligature that you can use instead of the fl letter combination. Where can you examine the complete character set of the font?

  A. The Character panel.
  B. The Glyphs panel.
  C. TheOpenType panel.
  D. The Find Font dialog box
  C. TheOpenType panel.

• Question 50:

  You want to vary the width of one side of a stroke, in one area of a path, using the Width tool. How can you achieve this result?

  A. Choose an option from the Variable Width Profile menu in the Control panel, then click and drag to the side of the path that you want to modify.
  B. In the Stroke panel, change the alignment of the stroke on the path in the direction that you want the stroke modified.
  C. Using the Width tool, click and drag to the side of the path that you want to modify.
  D. Choose the Width tool, hold down the Option key (OS X) or Alt key (Windows), and drag in the direction that you want to modify the stroke.
  C. Using the Width tool, click and drag to the side of the path that you want to modify.