Adobe 9A0-150 問題集

質問 1：
You are working on an image with a single layer. You want to put part of the image on its own layer so you can add a drop shadow layer effect to it. You make a selection of that part of the image. What should you do next?
A. Choose Layer > Layer Style > Drop Shadow.
B. Click the New Layer button on the Layers panel.
C. Choose Layer > New > Layer.
D. Choose Layer > New > Layer via Copy.
正解：D

質問 2：
You have a flattened image that is 8.5" x 11" at 300ppi. You want to reduce the image in Photoshop to be half as wide and tall. However, you want to maintain the option to enlarge the file to full size and quality again. What should you do before scaling with the Image Size feature?
A. Choose Image > Canvas Size.
B. Choose Edit > Free Transform.
C. Choose Edit > Content Aware Scale.
D. Choose Layer > Smart Objects > Convert to Smart Object.
正解：D

質問 3：
You are adjusting a photograph in the Camera Raw dialog box. You have darkened the top of the image by dragging the Graduated Filter tool from the top to the bottom of the image, and then decreasing the Brightness slider. Now you want to lighten the bottom of the photograph. What should you do?
A. Drag the Graduated Filter tool from the bottom to the top of the photograph; then increase the Brightness slider.
B. Increase the Brightness slider, click the New button, and drag the Graduated Filter tool from the bottom to the top of the photograph.
C. Option-click (Mac OS) or Alt-click (Windows) the red circle icon in the graduated filter you've applied to the image; then increase the Brightness slider.
D. Click the + (plus) button to the right of the Brightness slider; then increase both the Brightness and Exposure sliders.
正解：A

質問 4：
You want to reshape a photograph from landscape (horizontal) to portrait (vertical) orientation using the Content-Aware Scale command. What should you do to ensure important details in the image are not distorted?
A. Make a selection around the important areas before you choose Edit > Content Aware Scale.
B. Copy the important details to a new layer before you choose Edit > Content Aware Scale.
C. Select an alpha channel in the Protect menu in the Options bar.
D. Click the Lock Image Pixels button in the Layers panel.
正解：C

質問 5：
You are working on a system with two monitors, and you have two documents open as tabbed documents on the main monitor. You want to display one of the documents on the second monitor for easier reference, so you can see both at the same time. What should you do?
A. Turn off the Open Documents as Tabs preference.
B. Hold down Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS) and double-click on the document's tab.
C. Click the document's tab, and drag to the second monitor.
D. Choose Window > Arrange > Tile.
正解：C

質問 6：
You have a photo of a red car on a mountain road. You need to select the car to use with a different background. Which tool is the quickest and most effective one for selecting the car?
A. The Selective Color command
B. The Magic Wand tool
C. Quick Mask Mode
D. The Quick Selection tool
正解：D

質問 7：
You've applied a filter to a layer as a Smart Filter. Now you want to reduce the strength of that filter's effect. How can you do that? (Choose two.)
A. Choose the filter from the Filter menu and adjust the values to the desired strength.
B. Select the layer in the Layers panel, and adjust the Opacity slider.
C. Double-click the name of the Smart Filter in the Layers panel, and adjust the filter options.
D. Select the Smart Filter in the Layers panel, and choose Edit > Fade.
E. Double-click the Edit Blending Options icon in the Layers panel, and adjust the opacity.
正解：C,E

質問 8：
Click the Exhibit button.

This document contains three layers, each with a same-sized graphic. You want equal space between each graphic. All three layers are selected in the Layers panel, and the Move tool is selected. What should you do?
A. Choose Layer > Align > Horizontal Centers.
B. Choose Layer > Distribute > Horizontal Centers.
C. Choose File > Automate > Fit Image.
D. Choose Tile All Horizontally from the Arrange Documents menu in the Application Bar.
正解：B

質問 9：
Why might you want to adjust vignetting in the Custom tab of the Lens Correction filter?
(Choose two.)
A. To apply a radial gradient that frames the subject of a photograph.
B. To correct vertical or horizontal perspective in a photograph.
C. To reduce the dark corners in a photograph shot with a wide-angle lens.
D. To increase the contrast from dark to light vertically (top to bottom) or horizontally (left to right) in the image.
E. To draw the viewers' attention to the center of a photograph.
正解：C,E