Method 1 Quiz
What happens when you click the "Resize File" button after typing in your desired KB size?
You're partially right! Once you type in the KB size you wish to change your image to, you'll click "Resize File" directly to the right of the file size text box. This button will change the file size in kilobytes. However, this is not the only thing that might happen when you click the "Resize File" button. Try again...
You're not wrong, but there's a better answer! The image will change its physical dimensions as soon as you click on "Resize File." This option is located to the right of the file size text box and will automatically manipulate your image for you. Choose another answer!
Almost! After you click "Resize File," you'll have the option to save your new image. The "Save" button is on the lower-left side of the page and will save your image as a JPEG. This is true, but there are also other things that may happen when you click the "Resize File" button. There's a better option out there!
Yes! As soon as you click "Resize File" your file and your image will change in size and physical dimensions. You can then save the new file as a JPEG by clicking the "Save" button. Read on for another quiz question.
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How do you insert your image into the Paint program?
Correct! If you are going to use the Paint program to resize an image, you first need to insert the image into your Paint canvas. Start the process by clicking on the "File" menu in the upper-left side of the program, then click "Open," choose your image and click "Open" again. Read on for another quiz question.
Not exactly! There won't be an option to click "Open" first. Instead, you'll have to navigate to a specific menu to find the "Open" option for your image. Try again...
Try again! Unfortunately, you do not choose an "Image" button first. Instead, once you have successfully added your image to Paint, you can use the "Image" section of the toolbar at the top of the program to resize your photo. Try another answer...
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Where will you find the "Adjust Size..." option?
Not quite! You won't find the "Adjust Size..." option immediately in the "File" menu. Instead, you'll use the "File" menu to navigate to a different menu that will show you "Adjust Size..." Guess again!
Yup! The "Tools" menu has the option for "Adjust Size..." which you will use to resize your image using a Mac. You will find the "Tools" menu inside the "File" menu. Read on for another quiz question.
Nope! The "Fit into" option is a drop-down box that you will find after you click on "Adjust Size..." Use the "Fit into" box to select the new dimensions you wish to use for your image. Try again...
Not exactly! You won't be able to find an "Adjust Size..." option in a "Custom" menu. However, once you have opened an image and chosen "Adjust Size..." you have the option to choose "Custom" to enter your own sizing parameters. Guess again!
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When you're changing the "Width" slider, what should you do to protect the proportions of your image?
Nope! If you change one slider, you should always make sure the other sliders are changed as well. However, if you try to change the sliders individually, your image may become warped. Pick another answer!
Not quite! Tapping "No" on the pop-up reminder won't protect the proportions of your image. Instead, if a pop-up window reminds you that the app might crash if you resize the image, you should click "Yes" not "No." There's a better option out there!
That's right! The best way to protect the proportions of your image is to keep the "Keep aspect ratio" slider green. This option changes all the sliders when you manually adjust one slider. Read on for another quiz question.
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True or false: If you want to change your image to half its size, you should halve the width text field and double the height text field under the "Custom" option.
Nope! If you want an image half the size of the original file, you should decrease either the width or height field by half and allow the app to adjust the second field automatically. Keep the "Keep aspect ratio" box checked so the app can automatically make the correct changes. Try again...
Yes! If you kee the "Keep aspect ratio" box checked, the app will automatically halve the ratio of your photo when you decrease either the width or height of the image. If you halve one side and double the other, your image won't be a smaller copy of the original file. Read on for another quiz question.
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