(p.251) Each time you edit and then resave a(n) ________ file, its quality degrades.

(p.253) ________ are non-printing lines that help you align elements in your document, either horizontally or vertically.

(p.253) Guides behave like magnets: when you drag an object close to a guide it will ________ into place along the guide when you release the mouse button.

(p.255) Once you turn them on with View > Show, ________ guides appear when images are aligned.

(p.259) Because there are so many different ________ for creating special effects, the best way to learn about them is to test them with various options on your files.

(p.259) Applying a filter to a color image and then converting to grayscale always has the same effect as applying the filter to a grayscale version of the image.

(p.261) On a Mac, to reapply the most recently used filter with its last values, press ________

(p.262) You can quickly change the brush opacity by pressing a number on the keypad, where 1 is 10%, 9 is 90% and ________ is 100%.

(p.262) On a Mac, press Command + ________ to undo a mistake.

(p.262) To change the brush size as you paint, press the ________ keys on your keyboard: left decreases the brush size and right increases it.

(p.263) When handcoloring an image, work from the ________.

(p.264) On a Mac, the equivalent to right-clicking in Windows is to ________ -click.

(p.266) Press ________ to restore the default foreground and background colors to the Tools panel.

(p.268) Unlike regular filters, which permanently change an image, ________ filters are nondestructive: they can be adjusted, turned off and on, and deleted.

(p.268) Smart filters can be applied only to a(n) ________.

(p.270) In addition to filters, you can apply the Shadows/Highlights and ________ adjustments to Smart Objects.

(p.270) You can apply almost any filter (including third-party filters) as a Smart Filter, except for Extract, Liquify, Pattern Maker, and ________.

(p.273 & 274) The Image > Adjustments > ________ command allows you to harmonize the color schemes in multiple images by matching a target image to the dominant colors in a source image.

(p.275) A(n) ________ is a set of one or more commands that you record and then play back to apply to a single file or a batch of files.

(p.276) The speed at which you work when recording an action has no influence on the amount of time required to play a recorded action.

(p.277) Every time you open a new filter dialog box, Photoshop resests the settings to their defaults.

(p.278) Actions can only be applied to one file at a time.

(p.279) Photoshop can automatically stitch images together to creat a ________ using the File > Automate > Photomerge command.