Quiz 1 - The Flash Interface

1. How does Flash measure dimension of your stage when you change them?

(a) from the middle of the stage

(b) from the bottom left

(c) from the top left hand corner

(d) it centers the stage

2. The work area is (select all that apply):

(a) The stage

(b) The area outside the stage or surrounding the stage

(c) The area where you work on editing symbols

(d) The timeline

3. You can create, save, and name your own layout of the Flash Interface and have certain preselected panels appear when you launch your program by selecting the following menu commands.

(a) Window>Save Panel Layout...

(b) Modify>Screen Layout

(c) Modify>Panel Layout...

(d) Control>Window Layout...

4. These are essential for creating and arranging the content of your movie and represent a moment in time.

(a) layers

(b) scenes

(c) the stage

(d) frames

5. Select the most appropriate definitions of a keyframe. Select all that apply.

(a) A keyframe is where something important happens at a point in time where the keyframe is located, such as a change in location, size, shape, opacity.

(b) A keyframe is the middle of a tween between two symbols.

(c) A keyframe is the only place where you can create a new scene.

(d) A keyframe marks the beginning and end points of pieces of action in your movie.

6. The bottle tool changes the eraser so that it will erase an entire fill or line at once.

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7. To select a shape with a fill and stroke, you can either click on the shape once, or draw a marquee around the entire shape with the arrow tool

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8. The brush tool has several modifiers that control the way your brush strokes are painted such as normal, fills, behind, selection, inside.

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9. To snap a line you're drawing to 45 degree increments, select the Snap to Objects mode option and hold the Shift key while you're dragging.

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10. To draw a square, hold the control key and draw with the rectangle.

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