9A0-142 Online Practice Questions and Answers

Correct Answer: B

Following are included in the graphics file formats InDesign imports:

1.BMP. It is the native Windows bitmap format.

2.EPS. EPS or Encapsulated PostScript file format is favored by professional publishers. One of its color-separated variant is DCS or Desktop Color Separation.

3.GIF. GIF or Graphics Interchange Format is common in Web documents.

4.Illustrator. It is similar to EPS.

5.InDesign. Other InDesign documents can be imported, as if they are graphics. Specific pages can also be chosen to be imported.

6.JPEG. JPEG or Joint Photographic Expert Group compresses bitmap format used on the Web.

7.PCX. PCX or PC Paintbrush was very popular in earlier versions of Windows and DOS programs. It has been supplanted by other formats.

8.PDF. PDF or Portable Document Format is a variant of PostScript and is used for Web-based, network-based, and CD-based documents.

9.Photoshop. Photoshop is the native format in Adobe Photoshop 5.0 through CS5.

10.PICT. PICT or Picture is used in professional documents.

11.PNG. PNG or Portable Network Graphics is more capable than GIF.

12.Scitex CT. It is the continuous-tone bitmap format used on Scitex prepress systems.

13.TIFF. TIFF or Tagged Image File Format is the bitmap standard for image editors and publishers.

14.Windows Metafile. Windows Metafile is used in professional documents.

Correct Answer: B

To view document errors, double click to expand the Document menu and to view information about specific errors such as in the above scenario the Bleed and slug error, click the error in question. appear in the Info pane at the bottom of the Preflight panel along with suggestions to fix the error as shown in the figure given below:

Answer: C is incorrect. Although the Info pane at the bottom of the Preflight panel contains the description of the error and the solution to fix that problem, if you double Click to expand the Document menu in the Preflight panel and then click the Info pane, it will not show the document error because this is not the right way to see the description of the error. Answer: A is incorrect. If you double Click to expand the Document menu and then click on the red dot in the lower-right corner of the Preflight panel, nothing will happen. Answer: D is incorrect. If you click on the icon in the Preflight panel, it will embed the selected profile.

Correct Answer: A

If a URL hyperlink is not working in an exported PDF, there may be a problem with the hyperlink being a Shared Destination. Double-click the hyperlink in the Hyperlinks panel, choose the URL from the Link To menu, deselect Shared Hyperlink Destination, and click OK as shown in the following diagram.

Correct Answer: BC

If you are setting crop marks and want the artwork to contain a bleed or slug area, make sure that you extend the artwork past the crop marks to accommodate the bleed or slug. Also, make sure that your media size is large enough to contain the page and any printer marks, bleeds, or slug area.

Answer: A is incorrect. If you select the Registration Marks option, it will add small "targets" outside the page area for aligning different separations in a color document. Answer: D is incorrect. If you select Type in the Mark and Bleed pane, it will choose default printer marks or custom marks.

Correct Answer: ACD

For this, place your cursor in the last cell and press the Tab key on your keyboard as many times as you want additional rows to be added to your table below the last row. It can be done by two other methods, which are as follows: 1.Choose Table > Insert Table > select 4 Body rows with 3 columns and 3 Footer rows, and then click the OK button.

2.Choose Table > Insert > Row > select 3 on Number option, and then click on Below > click the OK button.

Correct Answer: C

To include page transitions when you export the PDF document, you have to select the Interactive Elements option in the Export PDF dialog box. The following diagram shows the Interactive Elements option in the Export PDF dialog box.

Answer: D is incorrect. Select this option to create a thumbnail preview for each page being exported. Adding thumbnails increases the PDF file size.

Answer: A is incorrect. Select this option to create bookmarks for table of contents entries, preserving the TOC levels. Bookmarks are created from the information specified in the Bookmarks panel.

Answer: B is incorrect. Select this option to export objects to which you have applied the Non- Printing option in the Attributes panel.

Correct Answer: D

You will choose Export Untagged Tables As CALS XML option to export untagged tables in CALS XML format. To be exported, the table must be in a tagged frame, and the table must not be tagged.

Answer: A is incorrect. You choose Export From Selected Element option to start exporting from the element you selected in the Structure pane. Answer: B and C are incorrect. There is no such option exists in General tab of the Export XML dialog box.

Correct Answer: B

If you want to apply trapping to your file while creating a PostScript file, you will first go to File > Print. Then In the Output pane of the Print dialog box select Separations from the Color pop-up menu and then select Application Built-In in the Trapping pop- up menu.

Correct Answer: C

This option is included in the General pane of the Print dialog box. Selecting this option prints facing pages on the same sheet of paper.

Answer: B is incorrect. It adds fine (hairline) horizontal and vertical rules that define where the page should be trimmed. Crop marks can also help register (align) one color separation to another.

Answer: D is incorrect. It adds small "targets" outside the page area for aligning the different separations in a color document.

Answer: A is incorrect. It adds small squares of color representing the CMYK inks and tints of gray. Your service provider uses these marks to adjust ink density on the printing press.

Correct Answer: BCD

When you are tagging page items, you should note the following points: You can apply tags to stories as well as to text within stories. You can apply only one tag to a story. When you tag a frame in a threaded story, all the other frames in the story, along with any overset text, are assigned the same tag. You can apply only one tag to a graphics frame. When you tag a graphics frame, InDesign records a reference to the location of the graphic. You cannot tag a group of objects. To tag an item that is part of a group, use the Direct Selection tool to select the item. When you tag text within a tagged element (such as a paragraph within a story), it appears as a child of the existing element in the Structure pane. You can tag text or images on a master page, but only one instance of the corresponding element appears in the Structure pane regardless of how many times the item appears on the document pages.

Correct Answer: AC

Following are the various objects that can be created with InDesign's object-creation tools.

1.Straight lines created by using the Line tool

2.Lines and shapes created by using the Pen tool or the Pencil tool

3.Basic shapes created by using Ellipse, Rectangle, and Polygon

4.Basic frames created by using Ellipse Frame, Rectangle Frame, and Polygon Frame

Correct Answer: D

InDesign provides header rows as a feature that automatically repeats the necessary rows whenever the table splits across columns, frames, or pages. Therefore, to duplicate the data in the first row on the second page, insert your cursor in the first row of the table and choose Table > Convert Rows > To Header.

Correct Answer: C

You should place a graphic in a table cell in exactly the same way as you insert a graphic in text. Click the Type tool in a cell, or select some text inside a cell, then place a file or paste a graphic that you copied to the Clipboard. You must select text or have an active text insertion point because selecting the cell itself will not get the graphic into the cell. In the above scenario you selected only the cell and not the text inside the cell; this is why graphic is not pasted in the table cell.

Correct Answer: D

To move the cursor from one cell to next cell in the table without using the mouse, press the Tab key.

Correct Answer: ACD

A footnote is a note of text placed at the bottom of a page in a book or document. The note can provide an author's comments on the main text or citations of a reference work in support of the text, or both. A footnote is normally flagged by a superscripted number immediately following that portion of the text the note is in reference to. Some benefits of using footnote are as follows: Footnote can be accessed by both the mouse and the keyboard. Footnote is easy to mark in the text and always visible. The additional information is located in a systematic manner at the end of the page in a footnote. Footnote scales when text sizing, text zoom and page zoom are used. Footnote is included when the Webpage is printed.