Can lossless formats reconstruct the image to its original state after compression?

Yes, all lossless formats will be able to reconstruct the image to its original state.

No, lossless formats cannot reconstruct the image to its original state.

Yes, but only if the image is not compressed too much.

No, lossless formats are not designed for image reconstruction.

What is a characteristic of lossy image formats compared to lossless formats?

They are much smaller in file size.

They improve the quality of the image.

They do not reduce the quality of the image.

What is a potential downside of using lossy image formats?

They may reduce the quality of the image.

They increase the download speed.

They do not approximate the original image.

They increase the amount of colors in an image.

Why are lossy files considered ideal for online use?

They have smaller file sizes and faster download speeds.

They require special software to view.

They are ideal for printing high-quality images.

What is the effect of increasing JPEG compression on the quality of an image?

The image quality decreases with higher compression.

The image quality improves with higher compression.

The image quality remains unchanged regardless of compression.

The image becomes larger in file size with higher compression.

How does a 400% zoom level affect the visibility of JPEG compression artifacts?

It makes the compression artifacts more visible.

It makes the compression artifacts less visible.

It does not affect the visibility of compression artifacts.

It changes the color balance of the image.

When is it recommended to use JPEG files for printing?

When you want to print photos and/or artwork at high resolution with low compression.

When you have low-resolution files with high compression.

When you need to send a quick preview image to a client.

When you are dealing with text documents.

What makes JPEG images suitable for emailing to a client?

They can be reduced to very small sizes.

They can only be opened on specific devices.

They offer no flexibility with editing.

They have high resolution which is necessary for detailed previews.

Why might someone choose a PSD file over a JPEG?

PSD files allow for layered, editable images.

PSD files support transparency.

PSD files are a flat image format.

GIF is typically used for which type of graphics?

Static high-resolution photographs

What is one of the features of the GIF format?

It allows customizable settings to reduce file size

It supports a wide range of colors

It is a lossy compression format

It is primarily used for audio files

What is one of the reasons to use GIF format for images?

To create high-resolution print graphics

To increase the file size for better quality

To use advanced editing features

Why might GIFs not be suitable for printing photographic-quality images?

They have a limited color range and can look flat

They are always high resolution

They are only suitable for digital displays

How does PNG compare to GIF in terms of color depth?

PNG has higher color depth than GIF.

PNG has lower color depth than GIF.

PNG has the same color depth as GIF.

PNG does not support color depth.

What is one of the advantages of using PNG images over GIFs?

PNG images offer greater color depth and more vibrant images than GIFs.

PNG images can only have on/off transparency.

PNG images have a fixed alpha channel.

When are PNG files considered best to use?

When you have illustrations with limited colors and need a small color palette.

When you need high-quality transparent web graphics with a large color palette.

When you need to create large file sizes.

When you are working with complex images that have many different colors and shapes.

What makes PNG files ideal for web graphics?

Their ability to shrink to incredibly tiny sizes, especially for simple color, shapes, or text images.

Their ability to expand to incredibly large sizes.

Their lack of transparency options.

Their large color palette suitable for complex images.

Why might PNG not be the best choice when working with photos on the web?

PNG files tend to have very large file sizes.

PNG files are optimized for the screen.

PNG files have low color depth.

What is the advantage of using images with a transparent background as overlays?

They can be placed on any image without needing to erase the non-transparent object

They increase the resolution of the image they are placed on

They change the primary color of the image they are placed on

They make the image they are placed on completely transparent

Image formats quiz

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are raster images made up of?

Vector paths

A set grid of dots called pixels

Continuous lines

3D models

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is a characteristic of raster images compared to vector images?

They are not resolution dependent

They can be easily transformed without losing quality

They exist at one size and are resolution dependent

They use vector graphics

3.

OPEN ENDED QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

What does software do when you enlarge a raster image?

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4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What are raster images typically used for?

Audio recordings

Text documents

Photographs, digital artwork, and web graphics

3D modeling

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which software is considered the industry-standard image editor for creating, designing, and editing raster images?

Microsoft Paint

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Photoshop

GIMP

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What can Adobe Photoshop add to raster images besides creating and designing them?

Hyperlinks

Effects, shadows, and textures

Spreadsheets

Video clips

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does lossless image compression ensure regarding the original image data?

Some of the data from the original image is lost.

All of the data from the original image is lost.

All of the data from the original image is preserved.

The image is compressed to a smaller size without any concern for data preservation.

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Image formats quiz

34 questions

What are raster images made up of?

What is a characteristic of raster images compared to vector images?

What does software do when you enlarge a raster image?

What are raster images typically used for?

Which software is considered the industry-standard image editor for creating, designing, and editing raster images?

What can Adobe Photoshop add to raster images besides creating and designing them?

What does lossless image compression ensure regarding the original image data?

Can lossless formats reconstruct the image to its original state after compression?

When saving a digital photograph to ensure that every single detail captured by the camera is preserved, which image format should be used?

What is a characteristic of lossy image formats compared to lossless formats?

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