Online Access Free 9A0-333 Practice Test

Which statement describes the behavior of Smart Guides?

• A.They Draw dots or line guides for alignment that print with artwork
• B.They Drag guides out from rulers onto their own lavers
• C.They automatically align objects relative to other objects in the viewing
• D.They convert artwork guides into vector objects area

How do you add a theme you have found in the Kuler panel to your Illustrator swatches panel?

• A.Drag the swatch theme from the Kuler Panel to Swatches panel.
• B.Right click (Windows)/Control click (Mac OS) on the Kuler theme in the Kuler pane/ and select add to Swatches panel.
• C.Select the Kuler theme and copy and paste the theme into your Swatches panel.
• D.Select the theme and click the Add Selected Theme to Swatches icon at the bottom panel.

You have formatted several paragraphs in an Area type object using a Justify alignment button on Paragraph panel. You have selected the Justification option from the Paragraph panel menu.
Which options can be controlled with the Justification Dialog box?

• A.Space between the lines in a paragraph
• B.Kerning
• C.First Baseline options
• D.Word and Letter Spacing

You have a base color swatch you would like to use for a new logo, but would like to see a greater variation in the Color Guide panel than the default 4 shades darker and lighter. How can you specify a greater number of steps than the default?

• A.Select New Color Group from the Swatches Panel.
• B.Select Edit Color Group from the Color Guide panel menu
• C.Select Color Contrast 4 from the harmony Rules drop down menu in the Color Guide panel.
• D.Select Color Guide Options from the Color Guide panel menu.

You want to zoom in to an area of your artwork and make some edits. You also want to see how the artwork looks at actual size. What should you do?

• A.Choose Window > New Window Then choose View > Actual Size.
• B.Click an artboard to make it active. Then press Control (Windows) or Command (Mac OS) and click an arrow key.
• C.Set up the view as you want, and then choose View > New View, enter a name for the new view and click OK.
• D.Choose Window > New Window Then choose View > Actual Size. Then select Arrange Documents in the Application bar and select 2up.