Floating the marquee
Creating marquee
Selecting portion inside image
none of the above
Draws freehand shapes
Measures distances and angles in an image
Selects a color from an image for painting or editing
Adjusts image brightness and contrast
Press Ctrl + D (Windows) or Command + D (Mac)
Use the "Duplicate Layer" option in the "Layer" menu
Adjust the canvas size
Apply the "Sharpen" filter
Lasso Tool
Magic Wand Tool
Rectangular Marquee Tool
Quick Selection Tool
TIFF
PNG
EXE
DOC
To change the file format
To adjust the color balance
To organize different elements of an image separately
To resize the image
.psd
.jpg
.png
.gif
Makes precise selections based on color
Creates custom shapes
Adjusts image saturation
Quickly selects areas of an image based on similarity
Drawing freehand shapes
Making precise selections based on color
Adding text to images
Applying gradient fills
By using the "Drop Shadow" filter
By adjusting the canvas size
By selecting the "Drop Shadow" option in the Layers Style menu
By applying the "Gaussian Blur" filter
To create smooth transitions between multiple colors
To add noise to the image
To convert the image to black and white
From the "Filter" menu
Using the "Brush Tool"
In the "View" menu
JPEG
GIF
BMP
Dithering
The Gamut
Color Model
None of the above
By using the "Warp" option in the "Edit" menu
By using the "Distort" option in the "Transform" menu
By applying the "Sharpen" filter
Make precise selections based on color
Create custom shapes
Make selections that automatically snap to edges
Adjust image saturation
Blurs the edges of an image
Applies a selected pattern to an image
To increase image brightness
To enhance the edge contrast and make the image look clearer
To add a vignette effect
To change the image hue
Add decorative filters to an image
Change the image resolution
Apply gradient fills
By using the "Paint Bucket" tool
By selecting the "New Swatch" option in the Swatches panel
The size of the image itself
The size of the workspace or editing area
The resolution of the image
The opacity of a layer
Paints colors onto an image
Adds text to images
Selects areas based on color
By pressing Ctrl + N (Windows) or Command + N (Mac)
By selecting the "New Layer Mask" option in the Layers panel
By using the "Magic Wand" tool
Hue/Saturation
Levels
Clone Stamp
Crop
SVG
EPS
HTML
Microsoft Word
Adobe Photoshop Express
Google Chrome
Spotify
Matches the color temperature of an image
Matches the color of one image to another
Adds color to an image
The color intensity of an image
The transparency of a layer or brushstroke
The sharpness of an image
The color temperature of an image
Digital Photo Integration
Dots Per Inch
Direct Pixel Interaction
Document Processing Interface
Microsoft Paint
Adobe Photoshop
Windows Photo Viewer
VLC Media Player
By using the "Gradient Tool"
By selecting the "Text Gradient" option in the "Type" menu
Creates custom shapes from a predefined set
A full-size image
A small preview image
An image with high resolution
An animated image
GIMP
Adobe Illustrator
Microsoft Excel
CorelDRAW
Change the layers transparency
Apply a solid color overlay to a layer
Crop the layer
Adjust the layers blending mode
Makes the selection edges sharp
Blurs the edges of the selection to create a smooth transition
Deletes the selection
Changes the selection to a different color
Blurs the background of an image
Adjusting the brightness of the image
Removing unwanted outer areas of an image
Adding text to an image
Blurring parts of the image
Stores and manages paths created with tools like the Pen Tool
Draw freehand shapes
Move entire paths or shapes in an image
Apply color to selected areas
CMYK
HSL
RGB
LAB
By using the "Shape Tool" from the toolbar
By using the "Eraser Tool"
Brush tool
Clone Stamp tool
Gradient tool
Magic Wand tool
Apply quick filters to an image
Create selections using a red overlay
Eraser Tool
Text Tool
Paint Bucket Tool
Clone Stamp Tool
Adjust the layers transparency
Add special effects and styles to a layer
Change the layers blending mode
.bmp
.docx
.pdf
.zip
Paints with a selected history state or snapshot
Press Ctrl + N (Windows) or Command + N (Mac)
Click on the "New Layer" button in the Layers panel
Select "File > New" from the menu
Press Ctrl + C (Windows) or Command + C (Mac)