Adobe Illustrator Applying Effects and Styles 2

Question 1

Which menu in Illustrator contains both Illustrator Effects and Photoshop Effects?

Accepted Answer

Effect

Answer

Object

Answer

Window

Answer

Filter

Question 2

What is the key advantage of applying an effect versus permanently altering an object?

Accepted Answer

It is non-destructive and editable

Answer

It rasterizes the artwork

Answer

It reduces file size

Answer

It locks the object

Question 3

Where do applied live effects appear so you can edit or delete them?

Accepted Answer

Appearance panel

Answer

Layers panel

Answer

Swatches panel

Answer

Links panel

Question 4

Which effect creates a soft, blurred shadow behind an object?

Accepted Answer

Drop Shadow

Answer

Outer Glow

Answer

Feather

Answer

Scribble

Question 5

What does the Effect > 3D and Materials feature let you do?

Accepted Answer

Extrude and revolve 2D shapes into 3D

Answer

Convert text to outlines

Answer

Trace a raster image

Answer

Apply a gradient mesh

Question 6

To edit an already-applied live effect, you should:

Accepted Answer

Double-click the effect name in the Appearance panel

Answer

Delete and reapply it

Answer

Rasterize the object first

Answer

Use the Eraser tool

Question 7

Which effect category should you avoid for print if you need clean vector output?

Accepted Answer

Photoshop (raster) Effects

Answer

Illustrator Effects

Answer

Convert to Shape

Answer

Warp