NOCTI Review Quiz

Files use mathematical equations, lines, and curves with fixed points on a grid to produce an image. 

• Raster File

• Vector File

• Hamster File

• Velocity File

An image built from pixels is a __________ image.

• Raster

• Vector

• Victor

• Pasta

Which type of file appears to become more blurry as you zoom in?

• Raster

• Vector

• Oven-Roasted

• None, you just need new glasses

What are peripherals in a computer?

• The central processing unit (CPU)

• The software that runs on the computer

• The devices connected to the computer that expand its capabilities

• The storage devices on the computer

Programs that run on a computer system, such as word processing software, games, and web browsers are known as ____________.

• hardware

• software

• wetware

• computerware

Match the following computer hardware to the correct description.

• Random access memory, which temporarily stores data and instructions for the CPU to access quickly.

• RAM

• Universal Serial Bus, a standard connection port for peripherals.

• Hard Drive

• The main circuit board that connects all the components of a computer.

• CPU

• A non-volatile storage device that stores data long-term.

• USB

• The central processing unit, which performs calculations and controls the computer's operation.

• Motherboard

Which of the following is NOT an example of a peripheral?

• Keyboard

• Monitor

• CPU

• Printer

The size of the opening in the camera lens through which light passes is called the ___________ and affects the depth of field.

• The effector hole

• The camera lens

• the aperture

• The depth finder

Match the following photography terms:

• The adjustment of colors in an image to ensure that whites are neutral.

• White Balance

• The amount of light that enters the camera to create an image.

• Exposure

• The sensitivity of the camera sensor to light.

• Shutter Speed

• The distance between the nearest and farthest objects in an image.

• Depth of Field

• The amount of time that the camera shutter is open.

• ISO

What is the rule of thirds in photography?

• A rule that states only one-third of the photo should be in focus

• A rule that divides the photo into nine equal parts, with the main subject placed at one of the intersections

• A rule that requires the photographer to take three photos of the same subject

• A rule that states the subject must always be in the center of the photo