Photoshop Chapter 6
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Results in smooth-edge type | anti-aliasing
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| type that rests on an invisible line | baseline
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| amount of space between 2 characters | kerning
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| create waves or curves | distort filters
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| optimizes printed text & graphics | postscript
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| type mathematically defined | outline type
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| inserts a uniform amount of space | tracking
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| this tpye of text has a tail or stroke at the end | serif font
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| text or a layer containing text | type
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| Vertical space between lines of text | leading
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| identical text behind type | drop shadow
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| The vertical distance that type moves from its baseline | baseline shift
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| This controls type properties | character palette
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| This type of text has no tails & is used in headlines | sans serif font
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| Determines the size and physical properties of an object | structure
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| Used to diplay unique characters such as $,+ | Symbol fonts
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| Composed of pixes, and can develop jagged edges when enlarged | bitmap type
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| converts a type layer to an image layer | rasterize
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| The size of each character within a font | points
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| Determines the lighting effects | shading
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| Adjustments made to space | type spacing
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| Also called Outline type, it is mathematically defined, which means that it can be scaled to any size without losing its sharp, smooth edges. | Vector fonts
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| A complete set of characters, letters, and symbols for a particular typeface. | Font family
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| Each character occupies the same amount of space regardless of its width. | Monotype spacing
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| Each character takes up a different amount of space depending on its width. | Proportional spacing
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| A collection of formatting attributes that can be saved and applied to specific characters or an entire paragraph. | Style
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| Setting determines where the shadow falls relative to the text. | Angle
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| Determines how far a shadow falls from the text. This setting is used by the Drop Shadow and Bevel and Emboss styles. | Distance
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| Determines the width of drop shadow text. | Spread
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| Determines the clarity of a drop shadow. | Size
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| Setting that applies no anti-aliasing, and can result in type that has jagged edges. | None
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| This Anti-aliasing mode displays type with the best possible resolution. | Sharp
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| This Anti-aliasing mode gives type more definition and makes type appear sharper. | Crisp
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| This Anti-aliasing mode makes type appear heavier, much like the bold attribute. | Strong
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| This Anti-aliasing mode gives type more rounded edges. | Smooth
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| This Bevel and emboss setting affects the amount of visible dimension. | Altitude
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| Formally called Repoussé, is a tool for turning a 2-dimensional object (like type) into a 3-dimensional object | 3D Extrusion
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| The height of ridges within an object. | Relief
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| Change it's appearance by using different fonts and colors | Type faces
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| Set of characters with similar appearance (size and color) | Font
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| Effects that enhance the appearance of the type or image layer. | Layer Styles
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| Tools that can be used to change the 3D object | Widgets
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Review the information in the table. When you are ready to quiz yourself you can hide individual columns or the entire table. Then you can click on the empty cells to reveal the answer. Try to recall what will be displayed before clicking the empty cell.
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You may also shuffle the rows of the table by clicking on the "Shuffle" button.
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