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  1. In Adobe After Effects, what is the composition viewer primarily used for?

    Answer: Previewing the current composition's animation and visual output

    The Composition viewer displays a real-time (or previewed) visual output of the active composition's layers and effects.

  2. What is the purpose of rulers in Adobe CC design applications?

    Answer: They help measure distances and position guides accurately on the canvas

    Rulers display along the top and left edges of the canvas and are used for precise measurement and guide placement.

  3. How do you show or hide rulers in Adobe Photoshop?

    Answer: View > Rulers (Ctrl/Cmd+R)

    View > Rulers (shortcut Ctrl+R / Cmd+R) toggles ruler visibility in Photoshop.

  4. In Adobe InDesign, what are 'master pages' used for?

    Answer: They define repeating layout elements (headers, footers, page numbers) applied across multiple pages

    Master pages hold repeated design elements that automatically appear on any document page the master is applied to.

  5. What does the 'Fit Page in Window' command do in Adobe CC applications?

    Answer: Scales the view so the entire document page is visible in the application window

    Fit Page in Window adjusts the zoom level so you can see the complete page or artboard without scrolling.

  6. In Adobe Premiere Pro, where do you find imported media assets organized for use in your project?

    Answer: The Project panel

    The Project panel is the media bin where all imported clips, audio files, and sequences are stored and organized.

  7. What is the scrubby zoom feature in Adobe CC applications?

    Answer: A click-and-drag zoom where dragging right zooms in and dragging left zooms out

    Scrubby zoom lets you click and drag horizontally with the Zoom tool to continuously zoom in or out.