Digital Graphics Quiz Lesson 2

What are hardware tools commonly used in digital graphics?

• Image editing software

• Graphic tablets

• Vector graphics editors

• Rasterization algorithms

Which principle is applied in rendering to create a sense of depth and realism in 3D graphics?

• Shading

• Compression

• Scaling

• Cropping

What is the purpose of software tools in digital graphics?

• To store and organize digital images

• To create and edit graphic designs

• To convert raster images to vector images

• To capture and display geometric theory

Which act protects original digital graphics creations from being copied or reproduced without permission?

• Digital Millennium Act

• Graphic Copyright Act

• Intellectual Property Rights Act

• Digital Graphics Protection Act

Which image format is commonly used for representing 3D images in a digital format?

• JPEG

• GIF

• PNG

• OBJ

Which unit of measurement is commonly used to specify the dimensions of a 2D image?

• Pixels

• Inches

• Centimeters

• Points

Which type of image format is commonly used for high-quality printing and lossless compression?

• SVG

• TIFF

• BMP

• EPS

What is the main advantage of vector images over raster images?

• Vector images have smaller file sizes.

• Vector images are more suitable for 3D rendering.

• Vector images can be easily edited without losing quality.

• Vector images have more realistic rendering capabilities.

What is the main difference between 2D and 3D graphics?

• 2D graphics have only height and width, while 3D graphics have height, width, and depth.

• 2D graphics are raster images, while 3D graphics are vector images.

• 2D graphics are only used for printing, while 3D graphics are used for digital displays.

• 2D graphics have only geometric shapes, while 3D graphics have realistic rendering capabilities.

What is mesh construction in 3D graphics?

• The process of rendering a 3D image on a 2D plane.

• The process of converting vector images into raster images.

• The process of creating a wireframe representation using connected polygons or triangles.

• The process of capturing light and shadows in a 3D scene.