Which of the following is a Layer type that contains editable text?

• A. Shape Layer
• B. Layer Style
• C. Text Layer
• D. Clipping Mask

Answer: (C)

In Photoshop, the kind of layer determines what kind of content you can edit. A Text Layer is created when you use the Type tool to enter words, and it stores those words as editable text. You can change the content, font, size, color, and other text properties at any time without rasterizing. You know you’re dealing with a Text Layer when you see the T icon on its thumbnail, indicating live, editable text.

Shapes are stored in Shape Layers, which hold vector shapes, not text. Layer Styles are effects applied to a layer (like shadows or strokes), not a container for text. A Clipping Mask is a method of revealing one layer through another, not a layer type for text content.