Understanding Bitmap and Vector Graphics

What does each square in a Bitmap graphic represent?

• A pixel

• A graph

• A path

• A vector

What is primarily stored in a Vector graphic file?

• Paths and points

• Pixel density

• Resolution details

• Color values of pixels

Which file format is not commonly used for Bitmap graphics?

• BMP

• PNG

• JPEG

• SVG

Which Vector file format is specifically mentioned as common?

• TIFF

• AI

• JPEG

• BMP

How can you increase the resolution of a Bitmap image?

• By changing the file format

• By compressing the file

• By capturing more detail initially

• By adding more pixels in the editing software

What advantage do Vector graphics have over Bitmap graphics?

• Easier to edit

• Smaller file size

• Higher color accuracy

• Better for photographs

What happens when you scale up a Vector graphic?

• It becomes pixelated

• It loses detail

• It remains clear

• It increases file size

What is a limitation of Bitmap graphics when it comes to scaling?

• They can scale infinitely

• They become pixelated

• They reduce file size

• They maintain clarity

For what type of imagery are Bitmap graphics preferred?

• Simple drawings

• Cartoons

• Photographs

• Logos

What is a practical use of Vector graphics?

• Detailed photography

• Creating logos

• Cinematic effects

• Editing photos