This question evaluates the candidate's understanding of Illustrator's pen tool and its features. It tests the ability to compare and identify the difference between two triangles created using the pen tool.

This question evaluates the candidate's knowledge of image editing tools in Photoshop CS6. It tests their understanding of how to selectively remove an object from its background and requires them to identify the appropriate tool for subtracting a specific element from a selection to achieve a more accurate snip of the image.

This question evaluates the candidate's familiarity with the various tools and functionalities available in Adobe Photoshop CC. It tests the candidate's understanding of image manipulation techniques and their ability to select the appropriate tool for a given objective.

This question tests the candidate's understanding of applying smooth transition color to an object using the mesh tool in Adobe Illustrator. It evaluates their proficiency in using the Pen tool, Mesh tool, Selection tool, and Direct Selection tool.

This question evaluates the candidate's familiarity with using GREP style rules in InDesign to emphasize different parts of a paragraph based on specific conditions. It tests the candidate's understanding of regular expressions and their ability to apply them to format text in InDesign. The question requires selecting the correct GREP style rule to achieve the desired emphasis on real names and screen names with elaboration.

This question evaluates the candidate's familiarity with selection tools in Adobe Photoshop CS6. It assesses the candidate's ability to choose the most appropriate tool to select a specific object or area in an image. The candidate must understand the purpose and functionality of tools like the Rectangular Marquee, Elliptical Marquee, Quick Selection Tool, and Gradient Tool.

This question tests the candidate's knowledge of the Adobe Illustrator software, specifically their understanding of how to use clipping masks to modify a text layer with the image of a tree branch.

This question evaluates the candidate's familiarity with Adobe Illustrator and the tools used to manipulate curved lines. It requires understanding of the Smooth tool and the Pen tool in Illustrator, along with the concepts of adjusting tolerances and smoothness. The candidate must be able to identify the correct steps to make a curved line smoother.

This question evaluates the candidate's proficiency in image editing and retouching using Photoshop. It tests their understanding of the concept of selective color removal using color range and requires knowledge of specific tools and techniques in Photoshop.

This question evaluates the candidate's proficiency in Adobe Illustrator, specifically the tools used to add color effects to a sketch-style image. The candidate must be familiar with Live Trace, Live Paint, and Blend tools in Adobe Illustrator.

This question tests the candidate's understanding of graphic design tools for creating smooth color transitions. It requires knowledge of tools like Live Paint Bucket, Gradient, Mesh, and Blend, and how they can be used to achieve the desired effect in creating a multi-colored object.

The question evaluates the candidate's understanding of image editing and manipulation in Photoshop CC. It specifically tests the knowledge of operations that need to be performed to combine two photos with different exposure and camera field of view.

This question evaluates the candidate's knowledge of the InDesign software and specifically, understanding of the usage and function of key combinations to manipulate elements.

This question evaluates the candidate's familiarity with InDesign and the use of key combinations. It requires understanding of how to connect anchor points and fix design issues in InDesign. The candidate must recognize the specific key combination - Ctrl + Alt + Shift + J and its intended objective.

This question tests the candidate's ability to arrange steps in the correct order to achieve a specific outcome in InDesign. It requires understanding of InDesign's page numbering system, section options, and the process of typesetting a Do It Yourself Artbook.