Graphic Programs and files Quiz

What is the main difference between raster and vector graphics?

• Raster graphics are made of pixels, while vector graphics are made of paths.

• Vector graphics can only be used for web design.

• Raster graphics cannot be edited once created.

• Vector graphics are always larger in file size than raster graphics.

Which of the following file formats is a vector graphic?

• JPEG

• PNG

• SVG

• BMP

Which image editing software is widely used by professionals for raster graphics editing?

• Adobe Illustrator

• Microsoft Paint

• Adobe Photoshop

• Inkscape

What does "lossless" compression mean in the context of graphic file formats?

• The file can be compressed without any loss of quality.

• The file loses some quality each time it is opened.

• The file size is reduced by permanently removing data.

• The file can only be compressed once.

Which principle of graphic design emphasizes the importance of elements arranged in a visually pleasing manner?

• Balance

• Contrast

• Repetition

• Alignment

What is the primary advantage of using vector graphics for logos?

• They have a smaller file size compared to raster images.

• They can be scaled to any size without losing quality.

• They are easier to create than raster images.

• They can display more colors than raster images.

Which of the following is NOT a raster graphic file format?

• GIF

• TIFF

• EPS

• JPEG

In image editing software, what is the purpose of layers?

• To compress the file size without losing quality.

• To allow editing of specific parts of an image without affecting the whole image.

• To convert raster images to vector images.

• To reduce the number of colors in an image.

What principle of graphic design refers to the visual weight of elements in a composition?

• Harmony

• Proximity

• Balance

• Contrast

Which file format is preferred for web graphics that require transparency?

• JPEG

• BMP

• PNG

• TIFF