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  1. Which keyboard shortcut activates Free Transform on a selected layer or object in Adobe Photoshop?

    Answer: Ctrl+T (Cmd+T)

    Ctrl+T (Cmd+T on Mac) invokes Free Transform, displaying handles around the selected content for resizing, rotating, and skewing.

  2. While using Free Transform, which key constrains the scaling to maintain the original proportions?

    Answer: Shift

    Holding Shift while dragging a corner handle in Free Transform constrains the width-to-height ratio, preserving the object's original proportions.

  3. Which Free Transform sub-mode allows you to move individual corner anchor points independently to create a distorted perspective effect?

    Answer: Distort

    Distort mode lets you drag each corner handle independently in any direction, allowing non-uniform shape changes.

  4. What does the 'Flip Horizontal' transformation do to the selected layer?

    Answer: Creates a mirror image along the vertical axis

    Flip Horizontal mirrors the layer content left-to-right along the vertical axis, reversing the image as if seen in a mirror.

  5. In Illustrator, which command allows you to rotate an object around a specific anchor point other than its center?

    Answer: Double-click the Rotate tool to set a custom point

    Double-clicking the Rotate tool opens a dialog where you can specify the rotation angle, and clicking on the canvas first sets a custom pivot point.

  6. What does the Warp transformation in Free Transform allow you to do?

    Answer: Bend and curve content using a mesh grid

    Warp displays a mesh grid over the content, letting you drag grid points and handles to bend, curve, and distort the image freely.

  7. What does the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+T (Cmd+Shift+T) do in Adobe Photoshop?

    Answer: Repeats the last transformation applied

    Transform Again (Ctrl+Shift+T / Cmd+Shift+T) repeats the most recently applied Free Transform operation with the exact same values.