Graphic Design File Types

Which type of graphic file is resolution-independent, meaning it can be scaled to any size without losing quality?

• Raster file

• Vector file

• JPEG file

• PNG file

What is the main difference between raster and vector files?

• Raster files are used for digital painting, while vector files are not.

• Vector files are primarily used for photographs.

• Raster files are made up of pixels, while vector files are made up of paths.

• Vector files have a larger file size compared to raster files.

Which file format is commonly used for high-quality photographs?

• SVG

• PDF

• JPEG

• EPS

What does it mean when a graphic design file has transparency?

• The file is corrupted and cannot be used.

• The file contains a transparent layer that allows the background to show through.

• The file is only usable in vector graphic software.

• The file takes up less space on a hard drive.

Which file format supports transparency?

• JPEG

• BMP

• PNG

• TIFF

When exporting a graphic design for web use, which file format is preferred due to its balance of quality and file size?

• SVG

• JPEG

• EPS

• PDF

What is the advantage of saving a graphic design file in the PDF format?

• It is the best format for digital painting.

• It supports animation.

• It preserves the document's fonts, images, graphics, and layout across any device.

• It reduces the file size without losing quality.

Which of the following is NOT a vector file format?

• SVG

• AI

• PSD

• EPS

Why might a designer choose to save a file as a PNG instead of a JPEG?

• To reduce the file size for email attachments.

• To preserve transparency in the image.

• Because PNG files are easier to edit than JPEG files.

• Because PNG files are universally compatible with all graphic design software.

When saving a graphic design file intended for print, why is it important to consider the file format?

• Some formats may not preserve the quality needed for print.

• All formats are the same; it does not matter which one is used.

• Printers can only print JPEG files.

• File formats are only important for digital use, not print.