HT4.1- Understanding Fake Images and Ethics

What is one common sign that an image might be fake?

• The image has a very high resolution.

• The shadows in the image do not match the light source.

• The image is in black and white.

• The image is taken from a high angle.

Why is it important to consider the ethics of image manipulation?

• It helps in creating more colourful images.

• It ensures that images are more entertaining.

• It prevents the spread of misinformation and maintains trust.

• It allows for more creative freedom.

Which of the following is a tool commonly used to create fake images?

• Microsoft Word

• Adobe Photoshop

• Google Maps

• Microsoft Excel

What is a key difference between real and fake images?

• Real images are always in colour.

• Fake images often have inconsistent lighting and shadows.

• Real images are always taken by professional photographers.

• Fake images are always blurry.

What is one consequence of spreading fake imagery?

• It can lead to increased sales of cameras.

• It can cause confusion and damage reputations.

• It can make images more interesting.

• It can improve the quality of online content.

Which of the following is a method to detect fake images?

• Checking the image's file size.

• Using reverse image search.

• Counting the number of colours in the image.

• Measuring the image's dimensions.

What ethical consideration should be made when manipulating images?

• Ensuring the image is as colourful as possible.

• Making sure the image is entertaining.

• Ensuring the manipulation does not mislead or deceive viewers.

• Making the image look as realistic as possible.

Which of the following is NOT a tool used for creating fake images?

• GIMP

• Paint.NET

• Microsoft PowerPoint

• CorelDRAW

How can fake images impact society?

• They can improve communication.

• They can lead to misinformation and panic.

• They can increase the number of photographers.

• They can make news more interesting.

What is a common technique used in creating fake images?

• Increasing the image's brightness.

• Using filters to change the image's mood.

• Cloning parts of the image to cover or duplicate elements.

• Cropping the image to focus on a subject.