Adobe Photoshop CS5 ACE Exam (9A0-150) Free Practice Test

Question 1

You need to add copyright metadata to hundreds of images. Which is the most efficient way to do this?

A. Use the File Info dialog box in Bridge.

B. Create an action in Photoshop.

C. Choose File > Automate > Batch in Photoshop.

D. Use a metadata template in Bridge.

Correct Answer: D

Question 2

You have a photograph of a skyscraper in which the building appears tilted to the left.
You'd like to straighten the building vertically and crop away any resulting transparent pixels in as few steps as possible. What should you do?

A. Drag the Crop tool over the image, rotate the bounding box so that one edge is in line with the building edge, and press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac OS).

B. Drag the Ruler tool along the edge of the skyscraper; then click the Straighten button in the Options bar.

C. Hold down the Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) key while dragging the Line tool along the building edge; then press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac OS).

D. Drag the Ruler tool along the building edge; then choose Image > Image Rotation > Arbitrary.

Correct Answer: B

Question 3

You selected the first layer in the Layers panel, clicked on a style in the Styles panel, and then used the Layer Style dialog box to modify the style. Now you want to use that customized style on several other layers in the same image. What should you do?

A. Click the first layer, and choose Edit > Copy. Then, select the layers and choose Edit > Paste.

B. Hold down the Alt (Windows) / Option (Mac OS) key while you drag the fx icon from the first layer to each of the other layers.

C. Click the first layer, and choose Edit > Copy. Then select the layers and hold down the Ctrl key (Windows) or Command key (Mac OS) as you choose Edit > Paste.

D. Select the layers, then drag the fx icon from the first layer to the selection.

Correct Answer: B

Question 4

You plan on filling a layer with a noise gradient. The initial gradient you create in the Gradient Editor has too many overly saturated colors. What can you do in the Gradient Editor to reduce the saturation of colors in the gradient?

A. Select the Add Transparency option.

B. Change the Color Model pop-up menu to LAB

C. Select the Restrict Colors option.

D. Change the Roughness setting.

Correct Answer: C

Question 5

You want to adjust the brightness of the lightest highlights in a raw photograph. Which control should you use in Camera Raw?

A. Brightness

B. Exposure

C. White Balance

D. Contrast

Correct Answer: B

Question 6

Which lens-related errors can be corrected in the Auto Correction tab of the Lens Correction filter?

A. Lens flare, Chromatic Aberration, and Vignette

B. Geometric Distortion, Chromatic Aberration, and Vignette

C. Lens flare, Geometric Distortion, and Chromatic Aberration

D. Dust spots, Geometric Distortion, and Vignette

Correct Answer: B

Question 7

You are creating a document that will be printed on a commercial offset printing press. The printer has asked that you provide your images at 1.5 times the halftone screen and stated that the job will be printed at 150 LPI. The job will be 8x10 inches plus a .125-inch bleed.
Which settings should you choose as you create the new document?

A. Width: 8.125 inches, Height: 10.125 inches; Resolution: 150 ppi, ColorMode:LAB Color

B. Width: 8.25 inches, Height: 10.25 inches; Resolution: 300 ppi, ColorMode:CMYK Color

C. Width: 8.25 inches, Height: 10.25 inches; Resolution: 225 ppi, ColorMode:CMYK Color

D. Width: 8.125 inches, Height: 10.125 inches, Resolution: 300 ppi, ColorMode:CMYK Color

Correct Answer: C

Question 8

You have selected the Mixer Brush tool. You want to sample multiple colors from the current image to load in the brush's paint reservoir. What should you do?

A. Hold the Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) key as you click on the photograph in the document window.

B. Switch to the photograph layer and hold the Shift key as you click on the photograph in the document window.

C. Hold the Shift key as you click on the photograph in the document window.

D. Turn on the Load the Brush After Each Stroke button in the Options bar.

Correct Answer: A

Question 9

You photographed a building interior, and because of the wide tonal range of the original scene, you used your camera settings to expose one photograph for the light areas of the room and another photograph for the dark areas of the room. You want to select portions of the light image and copy them to their corresponding location in the dark image. After you select and copy the pixels, what should you do?

A. Choose Edit > Paste Special > Paste In Place

B. Choose Edit > Paste Special > Paste Into

C. Choose Edit > Paste

D. Choose Edit > Paste Special > Paste Outside

Correct Answer: A

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