Handout
Student ID Session 2025-26 Handout No.
Student’s Name Part Session Subject ICT
Class 6 Quarter Name Teacher’s ID e00476
Section Handout Date Teacher’s Signature Araf Mihad
Shift Comments Graphics Designing
1. Multiple Choice
1. Which color mode is used for digital screens and displays?
a) CMYK
b) Grayscale
c) RGB
d) Lab Color
Answer: c) RGB
2. Which color mode is used for professional printing?
a) RGB
b) CMYK
c) Indexed Color
d) Bitmap
Answer: b) CMYK
3. What is opacity in graphics design?
a) The brightness of an image
b) The transparency level of a layer or object
c) The thickness of a stroke
d) The resolution of an image
Answer: b) The transparency level of a layer or object
4. What is the difference between fill and stroke?
a) Fill is for text, stroke is for images
b) Fill is interior color, stroke is border outline
c) Fill is for Photoshop, stroke is for Illustrator
d) Fill is solid color, stroke is gradient
Answer: b) Fill is interior color, stroke is border outline
5. What is feather in Photoshop?
a) A tool for adding texture
b) A selection option that softens edges
c) A type of brush
d) A color adjustment
Answer: b) A selection option that softens edges
6. how many kinds of tools are there in the Photoshop toolbox?
a) 50
b) 69
c) 100
d) 25
Answer: b) 69
7. Which Photoshop tool is used to create rectangular selections?
a) Lasso Tool
b) Elliptical Marquee
c) Rectangular Marquee
d) Move Tool
Answer: c) Rectangular Marquee
8. Which key creates a perfect circle with the Elliptical Marquee Tool?
a) Alt
b) Ctrl
c) Shift
d) Tab
Answer: c) Shift
9. What is the shortcut to fill a selection with Background color in Photoshop?
a) Ctrl+Backspace
b) Alt+Backspace
c) Shift+Backspace
d) Tab+Backspace
Answer: a) Ctrl+Backspace
10. What is the Lasso Tool used for in Photoshop?
a) Creating perfect circles
b) Creating freehand selections with irregular shapes
c) Adding text
d) Moving objects
Answer: b) Creating freehand selections with irregular shapes
11. How many types of gradients are available in Photoshop according to the textbook?
a) 3
b) 4
c) 5
d) 6
Answer: c) 5
12. What is Adobe Illustrator primarily used for?
a) Photo editing
b) Drawing, illustrations, logos, and designs
c) Video editing
d) Word processing
Answer: b) Drawing, illustrations, logos, and designs
14. What is Leading in typography?
a) The space between characters
b) The vertical space between lines of text
c) The thickness of text
d) The color of text
Answer: b) The vertical space between lines of text
15. What does the eye icon in the Layers palette do?
a) Deletes the layer
b) Shows or hides the layer
c) Locks the layer
d) Creates a new layer
Answer: b) Shows or hides the layer
16. What does the lock icon in the Layers palette indicate?
a) Layer is visible
b) Layer is locked and cannot be edited
c) Layer is new
d) Layer has effects
Answer: b) Layer is locked and cannot be edited
17. What is a clustered palette in Photoshop?
a) A single palette
b) Multiple palettes grouped together with tabs
c) A minimized palette
d) A closed palette
Answer: b) Multiple palettes grouped together with tabs
2. Short Questions
1. What is graphics design?
Graphics design is the art of creating visual content to communicate messages. It involves
combining typography, images, colors, and layout techniques to create designs for various
media such as posters, banners, book covers, logos, advertisements, and digital content.
2. What is a pixel and why is it important in graphics design?
A pixel is the smallest unit of a digital image. It is a tiny square that contains specific color
[Link] are important because they determine image resolution, quality, and file
size. More pixels generally mean higher quality but larger file sizes.
3. What is the difference between RGB and CMYK color modes?
RGB (Red, Green, Blue) is the color mode used for digital displays such as computer
monitors, televisions, and mobile screens. CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key/Black) is
the color mode used for printing.
4. What is opacity in graphics design?
Opacity refers to the transparency level of a layer or object. It is measured as a percentage
from 0% to 100%. 100% opacity means the object is completely solid and opaque. 0%
opacity means the object is completely transparent and invisible.
5. What is the difference between fill and stroke?
Fill is the interior area of an object or shape. It can be solid color, gradient, or pattern.
Stroke is the border or outline around an object.
6. What are the main components of the Photoshop interface?
The main components of the Photoshop interface include the Menu Bar (containing File,
Edit, Image, etc. menus), Option Bar (displaying options for the selected tool), Toolbox
(containing 69+ tools on the left side), various Palettes (Layers, Colors, Swatches, etc
7. What is a gradient in Photoshop and what types are available?
A gradient is a smooth transition between two or more colors. In Photoshop, five types of
gradients are available.
8. Name different types of gradient?
Linear Gradient (straight line transition), Radial Gradient (circular transition from center to
edge), Angle Gradient (clockwise sweep around a point), Reflected Gradient (mirrored
linear gradient), and Diamond Gradient (diamond-shaped pattern from center)
9. What is Adobe Illustrator and what is it used for?
Adobe Illustrator is a vector-based graphics software primarily used for creating
illustrations, drawings, logos, and designs. Unlike Photoshop, Illustrator uses mathematical
paths instead of pixels, allowing designs to be scaled to any size without losing quality.
10. What is the purpose of locking objects in Illustrator?
Locking objects prevents them from being selected or edited accidentally. This is useful
when working with complex designs containing many elements. Locked objects remain
visible but cannot be modified until unlocked.