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    Class 8-L8 Tools Used in Photoshop-Tb Ex

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    The document discusses various tools used in Photoshop such as the Smudge Tool, Burn Tool, Eraser Tool, Blur Tool, and Spot Healing Brush Tool. It also covers layers and how to select, rename, and flatten layers. Key points include that the Background Eraser Tool is used to erase pixels on the Background layer, the Background layer is automatically created for new images, and the Spot Healing Brush Tool removes blemishes and imperfections. Flattening layers merges all visible layers into the background.

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    Class 8-L8 Tools Used in Photoshop-Tb Ex

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    The document discusses various tools used in Photoshop such as the Smudge Tool, Burn Tool, Eraser Tool, Blur Tool, and Spot Healing Brush Tool. It also covers layers and how to select, rename, and flatten layers. Key points include that the Background Eraser Tool is used to erase pixels on the Background layer, the Background layer is automatically created for new images, and the Spot Healing Brush Tool removes blemishes and imperfections. Flattening layers merges all visible layers into the background.

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    The document discusses various tools used in Photoshop such as the Smudge Tool, Burn Tool, Eraser Tool, Blur Tool, and Spot Healing Brush Tool. It also covers layers and how to select, rename, and flatten layers. Key points include that the Background Eraser Tool is used to erase pixels on the Background layer, the Background layer is automatically created for new images, and the Spot Healing Brush Tool removes blemishes and imperfections. Flattening layers merges all visible layers into the background.

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    Class 8-L8 Tools Used in Photoshop-Tb Ex

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    Altaf Hussain Khan
    The document discusses various tools used in Photoshop such as the Smudge Tool, Burn Tool, Eraser Tool, Blur Tool, and Spot Healing Brush Tool. It also covers layers and how to select, rename, and flatten layers. Key points include that the Background Eraser Tool is used to erase pixels on the Background layer, the Background layer is automatically created for new images, and the Spot Healing Brush Tool removes blemishes and imperfections. Flattening layers merges all visible layers into the background.

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    INTERNATIONAL INDIAN SCHOOL, JEDDAH

    COMPUTER SCIENCE-CLASS VIII


    Chapter 8: Tools used in Photoshop

    1.Fill in the blanks with the correct words:


    Spot Healing Brush soften Smudge erase darken

    a.The Smudge Tool creates the effect of smudging wet paint with a finger.
    b. The Burn Tool is used to darken pixels.

    c.The Eraser Tool is used to erase parts of an image.


    d.The Blur Tool is used to soften the parts of an image.
    e.The Spot Healing Brush Tool is used to remove blemishes and scars.

    2. Write T for true statement and F for the false one. Correct the
    false statements:
    a. The Magic Eraser Tool erases pixels from similar colored areas. True

    b. The Dodge Tool is used to lighten the pixels in a image. True

    c. To display the Layers palette, select the Windows menu.


    True

    d. An image can have only one background layer.


    True

    e. You can insert only two layers in an image.


    False

    you can insert many layers in an image.

    1
    Choose the Correct option:
    a. Which of the following options of the Eraser Tool will erase pixels of the
    Background layer?
    i. Eraser Tool ii. Background Eraser Tool
    iii. Magic Eraser Tool iv. None of these

    Ans. ii. Background Eraser Tool

    b. Which of the following layer is created automatically when you create a new
    image ?

    i. Background ii. Image

    iii. Text iv. None of these

    Ans. i. Background

    c. Which of the following options are available in the Layer menu?

    i. Delete ii. Flatten Image

    iii. Layer Style iv. All of these

    Ans. iv. All of these

    d. The Layer Styles button is present at the bottom of the -------------

    i. Tools panel ii. Layers palette

    iii. Image window iv. None of these

    Ans. ii. Layers palette

    e. When you type text, a separate layer called the …………. Is added.

    i. Type Layer ii. Text Layer

    iii. New Layer iv. None of these

    2
    Ans. i. Type Layer

    f. To distort text into a shape, use Create Warped Text button on the ………….

    i. Tools panel ii. Layers Palette

    iii. Options bar iv. None of these

    Ans. iii. Options bar

    g. [ Omitted]

    h. [ Omitted]

    Descriptive Type Questions

    1.Answer the following.

    a. Can you select multiple layers in Photoshop? If yes, how?


    Ans. Yes.
    To select multiple adjacent layers, click the first layer and then press
    SHIFT+Click on the last layer.
    To select all layers, choose Select-All Layers.

    b. What is the use of the Spot Healing Brush Tool?


    Ans. The Spot Healing Brush Tool can remove blemishes, scars, spots, and other
    imperfections in your photograph.

    c. How can you flatten all visible layers? What is the use of flattening the layers?
    Ans. To flatten all visible layers, select Layer-Flatten Image.
    Flattening reduces the file size by merging all visible layers into the background.

    d. What is the currently selected layer in Photoshop called?


    Ans. Active Layer

    3
    e. What are the steps to rename a layer?
    Ans. The steps are
    1.Double-click the layer in the Layers palette.
    2. Type a new name.

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