Question

1. which file type is best for sending layered photoshop files to another editor?

a. png
b. jpeg
c. psd
d. gif

1. which file type is best for high - quality cmyk print output?

a. gif
b. tiff
c. bmp
d. svg

1. artboards are used to:

a. organize multiple layouts in a single document
b. create 3d models
c. render video
d. create slices only

1. metadata can be edited in which panel?

a. info
b. properties
c. layers
d. navigator

1. to export all artboards in one step, use:

a. file → export → export as
b. file → save as
c. image → trim
d. layer → merge layers

1. which option preserves full editability of text, layers, and smart objects?

a. jpeg
b. png
c. psd
d. flattened tiff

Explanation:

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PSD (Photoshop Document) is the native file format for Adobe Photoshop and supports layers, making it ideal for sending layered Photoshop files to another editor. PNG, JPEG, and GIF do not support layers in the way needed for editing layered Photoshop files.

TIFF (Tagged Image File Format) is widely used for high - quality print output, especially in CMYK color mode. GIF is for simple animations or limited - color images, BMP is a basic image format with large file sizes, and SVG is a vector format more suitable for web and scalable graphics rather than CMYK print output.

Artboards in design software (like Adobe Illustrator) are used to organize multiple layouts within a single document. They are not used for creating 3D models, rendering video, or only creating slices.

Answer:

C. PSD

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