Online Access Free 9A0-350 Practice Test

Your document is set to View Page in Window. What are two good reasons to zoom in before using the Type tool to drag out a new text frame? (Choose two.)

• A.You want Smart Guides to match the size of one frame on a page but not another.
• B.You want InDesign to show you all hidden characters inside the text frame.
• C.You want to position your text frame near, but not on a margin guide.
• D.You want to see the frame edges while you are dragging out the frame.
• E.You want to snap the upper-left corner of the frame to the upper-left comer of the margin guides.

Why would you want to use the Gradient panel instead of the Swatches panel when applying a gradient to a frame?

• A.You want to control the angle of the gradient.
• B.You want to use a radial gradient.
• C.You want to apply the gradient to a single word in a text frame.
• D.You want to control the midpoint of the gradient.

Click the Exhibit tab to see the exhibit.

If you see this red symbol (A) in the Links panel, what is the issue and how should you resolve it?

• A.The linked file cannot be located since it was placed; relink the file.
• B.The linked file uses a layer override; verify that It shows correct content.
• C.The linked file has been updated since it was placed; update the file.
• D.The linked file uses a missing font; activate the missing font.

You have two frames, one set to 30% cyan and one set to 50% cyan. You want to position the frames so that where they overlap the result is darker than either one frame. Which steps will achieve this?

• A.Set the frame on top to the Multiply blending mode.
• B.Set the frame on top to the Darken blending mode.
• C.Select both frames and choose New Mixed Ink Swatch from the Swatches panel menu.
• D.Turn on Overprint Fill in the Attributes panel for the frame on top.

Click the Exhibit tab to see the exhibit.

You have a frame selected. What is one way you could change the gradient so that it blends from blue to yellow to black?

• A.Choose Split Gradient from the Type pop-up menu (C) then choose the yellow swatch.
• B.Click at A and then Command+click (OS X) or Ctrl+click (Windows) on the yellow swatch in the Swatches panel.
• C.Click at C and then Option+click (OS X) or Alt+click (Windows) on the yellow swatch in the Swatches panel.
• D.Double-click the diamond icon at B and then choose the yellow swatch.