Question

question 5 (1 point)
why might you import a psd as a sequence?
a to animate layers independently
b to reduce project file size
c to merge all layers into one
d to apply ultra key to it

question 6 (1 point)
what happens if you import a psd as flattened image?
a all layers are combined into one static image
b each layer becomes its own sequence
c only the top layer imports
d the file becomes editable text

question 7 (1 point)
what is the shortcut key for adding a marker to a clip?
a s
b m
c k
d c

Explanation:

• Question 5: When a PSD (Photoshop Document) is imported as a sequence, each layer can be animated independently. Reducing project file size is not the main reason (importing as a flattened image might reduce size in some cases but not as a sequence). Merging layers is the opposite of what a sequence does (sequence keeps layers separate). Applying Ultra Key is a keying operation for compositing and not related to importing as a sequence.
• Question 6: Importing a PSD as 'Flattened Image' combines all layers into one static image. Each layer becoming its own sequence is for importing as a sequence. Only the top - layer importing is not the case for 'Flattened Image' (it combines all visible layers). A PSD is an image - based file, not text, so it won't become editable text.
• Question 7: In many video editing software (e.g., Adobe Premiere Pro), the shortcut key for adding a marker to a clip is 'M'. 'S' is often for razor (split) tool, 'K' might be for some other function (like in some software for a different operation), and 'C' is for the clip (select) tool.

Answer:

Question 5: A. To animate layers independently
Question 6: A. All layers are combined into one static image
Question 7: B. M