Free Adobe 9A0-281 Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

You have created a Captivate project. In Bridge, you select an image that is bigger than the project size and place it in Captivate. Which statement about these steps is true?

• A.  The image is added to the screen with its original dimensions.
• B.  The Resize/Crop Image dialog appears.
• C.  The image is resized as per project dimensions.
• D.  Images with dimensions bigger than the project size CANNOT be placed in Captivate.

You have recorded audio for your Captivate slide. You want to do some edits to the audio file using Adobe Audition; however, you find that the Edit with Adobe Audition button is disabled. What could be the reason?

• A.  You do NOT have eLearning Suite installed.
• B.  Adobe Audition application is NOT open.
• C.  You do NOT have Adobe Audition point product installed.
• D.  Adobe Audition option is NOT enabled in the Preference dialog.

You have published your Captivate quiz as a PDF document. How should you make the interactions in the PDF document trackable?

• A.  Use Aggregator to add the SCORM calls and upload to LMS.
• B.  Upload the PDF document to Acrobat.com.
• C.  Add SCORM calls to the PDF document using Acrobat X Pro.
• D.  Use Multi SCO Packager to add the SCORM calls and upload to LMS.

You have created a quiz using a Flash Quiz Template. This quiz has eight questions and you want to add two more to it. Which naming convention should you use for these last two questions?

• A.  question_09, question_10
• B.  questionmc_09J questionmc_10
• C.  question_mc_9, question_mc_10
• D.  question_9, question_10

You have recorded audio for a text caption in Captivate. You want to remove the background noise that was recorded along with the audio. What should you do?

• A.  Select the caption. In the Properties Inspector, under Audio accordion, click Edit Audio. In the dialog, click Remove Noise.
• B.  Select the caption. In the Properties Inspector, under Audio accordion, click Edit Audio. In the dialog, click Edit with Adobe Audition.
• C.  Select the caption. In the Properties Inspector, under Audio accordion, click Edit Audio. In the dialog, click Edit with Adobe Soundbooth.
• D.  In the Library, locate the audio clip. Right-click the clip and select Remove Noise with Adobe Audition.