Adobe InDesign Working with Color 2

Question 1

Which panel in InDesign lets you store and reuse named colors across a document?

Accepted Answer

Swatches panel

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Links panel

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Pages panel

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Layers panel

Question 2

What is the main advantage of using a spot color instead of a process color?

Accepted Answer

It prints on a single dedicated ink plate for precise, consistent color

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It always reduces file size

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It is required for all RGB documents

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It prevents text from overprinting

Question 3

In the Swatches panel, what does a tint swatch represent?

Accepted Answer

A lighter percentage of an existing base color

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A completely separate spot ink

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An imported image color

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A gradient between two colors

Question 4

Which color mode should generally be used for documents destined for commercial print?

Accepted Answer

CMYK

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RGB

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Lab only

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Grayscale only

Question 5

What happens if you delete a swatch that is applied to objects in your document?

Accepted Answer

InDesign asks you to replace it with another swatch or unnamed color

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All affected objects are deleted

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The document closes automatically

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Nothing changes anywhere

Question 6

Which tool or panel is used to sample a color from a placed image and apply it elsewhere?

Accepted Answer

Eyedropper tool

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Type tool

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Gap tool

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Measure tool

Question 7

What is the purpose of the [None] swatch in InDesign?

Accepted Answer

To remove fill or stroke color, making it transparent

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To set the color to pure black

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To apply a default gradient

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To convert color to spot