WorksheetsImage Color & Graphic Term Pretest
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Points, lines, curves and shapes are used to create what type of illustrations?
a)
Digital illustrations
b)
Raster graphics
c)
Line art
d)
Vector graphics
2.
Which of the following characteristics indicates the amount of detail in a raster graphic, or PPI?
a)
Quality
b)
Size
c)
Resolution
d)
Format
3.
Acronym used to reflect each shade that has 256 colors. Up to 16,000,000 colors are possible. Should be used for graphics to be used for Multimedia projects.
a)
CMYK
b)
PNG
c)
WISIWiG
d)
RGB
4.
Used for vector or raster images that have lots of detail, like photos or intricate designs. Smaller than a TIFF file. Used for images on the web/screen.
a)
PNG
b)
GIF
c)
JPEG
d)
BMP
5.
Used for vector or raster images that do not have a lot of detail. Do not use for photos. Used for graphics on the web, multimedia, screen.
a)
PNG
b)
GIF
c)
JPEG
d)
BMP
6.
Used for raster images that do have color. Can use for photos.
a)
PNG
b)
GIF
c)
JPEG
d)
BMP
7.
Acronym used to measurement the output device's resolution and quality. Another way to define is the usual measure of printed image quality on the paper.
a)
PNG
b)
BMP
c)
DPI
d)
GIF
8.
Term used to define an image that contains black, white, and shades of gray.Types of images should be drawings with shading, photographs, drawings that are going to be processed in black and white.
a)
Duotone
b)
CMYK
c)
Pixeled
d)
Grayscale
9.
CMYK is the acronym that defines
a)
an image's contrast, magnification, and kilobytes..
b)
the colors, magnification, and kilobytes of an image.
c)
colors, memory, and kilobytes.
d)
the colors cyan, magenta, yellow and key color (usually black).
10.
An image displayed as a series of dots or pixels. Resolution dependent. Cannot scale up without losing quality. Example: photograph.
a)
Vector
b)
Raster
c)
Bitmap
d)
Compressed
11.
An image that is defined by a series of lines, curves, and shapes and uses mathematical equations to define the images. Can increase/decrease in size without losing quality. Example: logo, font
a)
Vector
b)
Raster
c)
Bitmap
d)
Compressed
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