Understanding Vector Graphics Basics

What is the main difference between vector graphics and bitmap images?

• Vector graphics are made up of pixels, while bitmap images are made up of lines and shapes.

• Vector graphics are made up of lines, shapes, and paths, while bitmap images are made up of pixels.

• Vector graphics lose quality when resized, while bitmap images do not.

• Bitmap images are used for logos, while vector graphics are used for photographs.

What happens to a bitmap image when it is enlarged?

• It becomes clearer.

• It remains the same.

• It becomes blurry.

• It changes colour.

In vector graphics, what is a 'path'?

• A grid of tiny squares.

• A line or shape used to create the picture.

• The smallest part of a bitmap image.

• A type of colour used in vector graphics.

What is the 'stroke' in vector graphics?

• The colour of the image.

• The outline of a shape.

• The smallest part of the image.

• The background of the image.

What does SVG stand for?

• Scalable Vector Graphic

• Simple Vector Graphic

• Standard Vector Graphic

• Special Vector Graphic

Why are SVG files often used on websites?

• They are made up of pixels.

• They are easy to edit with text editors.

• They lose quality when resized.

• They are not compatible with graphic design software.

Which of the following is a benefit of using vector graphics in design?

• They are always black and white.

• They allow precise control over each part of the picture.

• They are only suitable for simple designs.

• They cannot be resized.

What is the smallest part of a bitmap image called?

• Path

• Stroke

• Pixel

• Point

Which file format is typically used for bitmap images?

• SVG

• JPEG

• EPS

• AI

What is a common use for vector graphics?

• Video editing

• Icons and logos

• Sound mixing

• Photographs