Graphic Styles are appearance attributes saved as a style that can be applied to other graphics. Which option is true about them?

Graphic Styles are appearance attributes saved as a style that can be applied to other graphics. Which option is true about them?

• A. They are appearance attributes saved as a style and can be applied to other graphics
• B. They are only used for text
• C. They cannot be edited after creation
• D. They must be created from the Symbols panel

Answer: (A)

Graphic Styles bundle all the appearance settings you’ve applied to an object—like fills, strokes, effects, and transparency—into a reusable style that can be saved and reused on other graphics. This makes it easy to apply a same look across multiple objects quickly and consistently, and it works on any kind of graphic, not just text. You can edit a style after it’s created by redefining the style with new appearance or updating its properties in the Graphic Styles panel, and then reappling those updates to other objects that use the style. Also, you don’t have to create them from the Symbols panel—they’re built from appearance attributes and can be created from various objects. So, the statement about styles being appearance attributes saved as a style that can be applied to other graphics is the accurate one.

Graphic Styles bundle all the appearance settings you’ve applied to an object—like fills, strokes, effects, and transparency—into a reusable style that can be saved and reused on other graphics. This makes it easy to apply a same look across multiple objects quickly and consistently, and it works on any kind of graphic, not just text.

You can edit a style after it’s created by redefining the style with new appearance or updating its properties in the Graphic Styles panel, and then reappling those updates to other objects that use the style. Also, you don’t have to create them from the Symbols panel—they’re built from appearance attributes and can be created from various objects.

So, the statement about styles being appearance attributes saved as a style that can be applied to other graphics is the accurate one.