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  1. In Adobe Photoshop, what is the role of the 'Healing Brush' tool compared to the 'Clone Stamp' tool?

    Answer: The Healing Brush blends sampled pixels with the target area's texture, lighting, and shading

    Unlike the Clone Stamp which copies pixels exactly, the Healing Brush matches texture, luminosity, and color of the surrounding area for a seamless repair.

  2. In Adobe Illustrator, which panel allows you to recolor all colors in artwork globally using a single interface?

    Answer: Recolor Artwork

    Recolor Artwork (Edit > Edit Colors > Recolor Artwork) lets you reassign, reduce, or harmonize all colors in selected artwork simultaneously.

  3. In Premiere Pro, which feature allows you to link separate audio and video clips together so they move as one unit on the timeline?

    Answer: Link

    Linking clips in Premiere Pro ties a video clip to an audio clip so they move, trim, and delete together as a synchronized pair.

  4. In Adobe InDesign, what is the 'Baseline Grid' used for?

    Answer: To ensure consistent vertical spacing of text lines across columns and pages

    The Baseline Grid provides evenly spaced horizontal lines that text can snap to, ensuring vertical rhythm across multi-column layouts.

  5. When working in Photoshop, what does the 'Liquify' filter allow you to do?

    Answer: Push, pull, rotate, reflect, pucker, and bloat areas of an image interactively

    The Liquify filter provides warp tools that let you interactively distort pixel areas to reshape subjects, fix proportions, or create effects.

  6. In Adobe Illustrator, what is the difference between 'Stroke' and 'Fill' attributes on a path?

    Answer: Fill colors the interior of the path; Stroke colors the outline/border of the path

    Fill applies color, gradient, or pattern to the enclosed interior of a shape, while Stroke applies color to the visible outline around the path.

  7. In Adobe Premiere Pro, what happens when you apply a 'Speed/Duration' change to a clip and enable 'Ripple Edit'?

    Answer: Adjacent clips shift to close or open the gap caused by the duration change

    Enabling Ripple Edit with Speed/Duration changes causes downstream clips to automatically reposition to fill or accommodate the gap created.