Domain 1 Lesson 2

Images using pixels are known as _______ images, while images using mathematics are _______ images.

• raster, vector

• vector, raster

• bitmap, vector

• vector, bitmap

The amount of detail an image can hold is called its _______.

• resolution

• dimension

• clarity

• sharpness

_______ is either the number of bits used to indicate the color of a single pixel, or the number of bits used for each color component of a single pixel.

• Bit depth

• Color range

• Pixel density

• Image depth

_______ are three dimensional; _______ are two dimensional.

• Forms, shapes

• Shapes, forms

• Objects, lines

• Lines, objects

_______ is the meter of light and dark values used to render a realistic object.

• Tone

• Contrast

• Brightness

• Saturation

In art, _______ often refers to the visual weight that is being shown.

• balance

• symmetry

• harmony

• proportion

Negative space, also called _______ , is the area that exists around the elements of one’s composition.

• white space

• empty space

• blank space

• free space

16:9 and 4:3 are numbers that refer to an image’s _______.

• aspect ratio

• resolution

• dimension

• scale

The subject of a photograph that a user wants to bring attention to is called the _______.

• focal point

• main object

• center piece

• key element

When a user resizes an image by increasing or reducing its number of pixels, the image is being _______.

• resampled

• resized

• reformatted

• restructured