1. Window > Tools
2. Three ways: (1) Hold the cursor over a tool with a black arrow until the hidden tool menu pops up; (2) on a windows systems, hold down the Alt key and click on the tool in the tool box to toggle between all the hidden tools; (3) shift key + short cut key to cycle through the hidden tools
3. Double click the Zoom tool
4. On the Tool Options Bar
5. The Notes tool
6. Window >Work Space > Reset Palette Locations
7. Menu > Window > and choose Palette you wish to display
8. Context Menu offers commands that relate to current active tool, selection, or palette. It is activated by right clicking
9. Digital images made up of thousands of small colored squares lined up
10. Multiplying 72 pixels wide by 12 pixels tall, depending on the resolution of the monitor
11. Resizing an images means enlarging or reducing it without changing teh number of pixels in the image. Resampling an image means scaling it so the image contains a larger or smaller number of pixels
12. False. The Sharpen Filter is an automated command that works by increasing contrast and during the process, causes an over emphasis of more patterns, pixel disturbance and leaves you with little control
13. Manually input a new width or height value in the Image Size dialog box, therefore resizing the image or using the Transform Scale command.
14. False. You will achieve further reduction in image quality.
