Chapter 8 - Working with Vector Graphics

The term ____ images refers to illustrations, typically with full-color backgrounds, or to photographs.

Photos, typically with full-color backgrounds, are referred to as ____ images rather than as the kind of images shown in the accompanying figure.

____ images work best in the size and orientation at which they are created.

Windows ____ is a format used with Microsoft products and associated clip art.

The Windows Metafile format is saved with the extension ____.

A graphic created with Adobe Flash has the extension ____.

_____ images are trademarked images that have legal owners.

_____ images are provided at little or no cost by the owner.

_____ images are created and sold for a specific use.

______ images are photos used in public interest.

With ___ clip art, the seller promises not to sell that image to anyone else for that purpose.

When you create an image with transparent content, the image has _____.

______, either fully or partially, an original photo before you convert it into clip art is a good way to keep you from accidentally deleting the image.

_____ images are made up of pixels of color and are resolution dependent.

Images from scanners and digital cameras are ____ images because they need to use continuous color to form the image.

When you edit a vector graphic, you change its ____ such as color, fill, and outline.

The process of converting vector graphics to bitmap images for editing and printing them is called _____.

The disadvantage in rasterizing is that the converted raster image becomes ____ dependent so it is difficult to resize without sacrificing a degree of image quality.

A (n) ____ point is a single handle created from a click along a path line or border.

The ____ tool can create paths.

Photoshop displays non-selected anchor points as ______ as you add further anchor points.

The ___ of the drag as you create a path line like the ones in the accompanying figure determines the eventual direction of the curve.

Whether straight or curved, when you are finished with a path like the ones in the accompanying figure, of your choices to press ___ and then click to create an open path.

A closed path creates a shape such as a(n)______.

When your mouse pointer gets close to the first anchor point, a ____ displays next to the top of the current pen tool.

An anchor point with direction lines that are straight sometimes is called a(n) _____ point.

An anchor point without direction lines, or one with a direction line that creates an angle, sometimes is called a(n) ____ point.

A (n) _____ layer consists of a fill layer that defines the shape color and a linked vector mask that defines the path or shape outline.

When you use the Delete Anchor Point tool, a ____ will appear next to the mouse pointer.

The _____ feature will help you guide your next anchor point by displaying a stretch line between anchor points, even before you click.

The ____ command creates a layer group like the ones in the accompanying figure and places the selected layers in it.

The item shown in the accompanying figure can be ____, which is helpful when you need to subdivide a large group into several small related groups.

On the Layers panel, a layer group displays with a folder icon and with a _____ that reveals the individuals layers in the group or indicates that they are hidden.

The _____ icon on the Layers panel determines whether or not the layer group is hidden or displays in the document window.

All of the following play important roles in clip art EXCEPT _____.

The _____ dialog box is an easy way to add a shadow.

The _____ format produces a file consisting of all the Photoshop layers and also supports transparency.

The _____ format is suitable for import to a page layout application and is also a format often requested by printing companies.

Clip art that is destined for the Web typically is saved as a _________.

A (n) _____ setting in a GIF format will display a low-resolution version of the image from the top down as the Web page loads.