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  1. In Adobe Photoshop, what is the keyboard shortcut to create a new layer via copy (duplicate selection to new layer)?

    Answer: Ctrl+J / Cmd+J

    Ctrl+J (Cmd+J on Mac) copies the current selection or layer to a new layer without affecting the original.

  2. Which feature in Adobe Illustrator allows you to wrap text around the contour of an object?

    Answer: Text Wrap

    Text Wrap (Object > Text Wrap > Make) causes text in a frame to flow around the edges of an overlapping object.

  3. In Adobe XD, what is the purpose of 'Repeat Grid'?

    Answer: To quickly duplicate a UI element and its content in a grid pattern for lists and galleries

    Repeat Grid lets designers drag handles to duplicate elements in rows and columns, ideal for lists, cards, and image galleries.

  4. What does 'Kerning' control in Adobe typography tools?

    Answer: The spacing between specific pairs of characters

    Kerning adjusts the space between specific character pairs to improve visual balance and readability.

  5. In Adobe Premiere Pro, what is a 'Sequence'?

    Answer: A timeline container that holds and arranges clips for editing

    A Sequence is the timeline workspace where clips, audio, and effects are arranged and edited to form the final video.

  6. Which color mode is best suited for print production in Adobe InDesign?

    Answer: CMYK

    CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Key/Black) is the standard color model used in professional print production.

  7. What is the purpose of the 'Pathfinder' panel in Adobe Illustrator?

    Answer: To combine, subtract, or intersect overlapping vector shapes to create new shapes

    The Pathfinder panel provides shape modes (Unite, Minus Front, Intersect, Exclude) to create complex shapes from overlapping objects.