Adobe AI Quiz

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1. What is Adobe Firefly?
   • Adobe's family of generative AI models for creating images and effects
   • Adobe's PDF reader app for viewing, signing and annotating documents on phones
   • A font library of licensed typefaces for web and print designers
   • Adobe's video conferencing app for remote creative team meetings
2. A creative task needs an element added or removed from an existing image. Which workflow category is this?
   • Model training from a new dataset
   • Generative editing of selected image content
   • Exporting Content Credentials
   • Data versioning for a pipeline
3. What should a creator check before treating a Firefly output as free of third-party rights concerns?
   • Only whether the file contains Content Credentials
   • Assume a commercial-use description covers every output and use
   • The terms for the specific feature, account, source material, and publication use
   • Only the image dimensions
4. What information can Adobe Content Credentials provide?
   • Proof that the depicted event happened
   • A guarantee that all export tools preserve the metadata
   • A legal license for every person shown
   • Tamper-evident metadata that adds context about how a file was created or edited
5. Why keep editable layers and source assets in a creative workflow?
   • They make it possible to correct artifacts and precise details after generation
   • They guarantee commercial rights
   • They prevent all metadata changes
   • They eliminate the need to review the final output
6. What should a creator verify in the file that is actually distributed?
   • That the preview and exported file are always identical
   • That the final export retains the intended visual quality and any expected provenance metadata
   • That the metadata proves a depicted scene is factual
   • That every platform preserves credentials unchanged
7. Why can Content Credentials be absent from an exported or reposted image?
   • Credentials are always stored as visible pixels
   • Credentials prove the image is genuine and therefore disappear
   • Export or platform processing may remove or modify metadata
   • The image must have been created without AI
8. A generated image contains exact event text that is difficult to read at small size. What should the creator do?
   • Assume generation guarantees readable typography
   • Rely on the prompt history as the final image
   • Remove the source file to prevent edits
   • Review the final composition and correct precise text or details with editable tools