WorksheetsDigital Arts General Knowledge
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 4mins
A raster drawing uses?
dots
pixels
paths
lines
A vector drawing uses?
dots
pixels
paths
lines
What is a jpeg?
an image file
a movie file
a "J" shaped peg
an "error" message
What does the abbreviation "png" stand for?
a sonar sound
a penguin
a ball used in table tennis
a portable network graphics file
A Gif "graphics interchange format" is usually a?
static image
animated image
video
font
A mpeg or mpg is a?
compressed movie or video file
"M" shaped peg
image file
a text message file
The term "format" can be defined as?
The color scheme, shape, and size of an image.
Digitally, refers to the software program used to create the text or graphic file.
To arrange the size and resolution of the document.
All the above.
A motif is a?
Denture
Hand operated electronic device
Repetitions figure or design in decorative pattern
None of the above
An outline is a?
Line that is outside the perimeter
2D shape
3D form
Flat area
A CGI is a?
Calculated Geometric Integer
Formula for lines and curves
Type of imagery for animals
Computer-generated imagery
The term asymmetrical refers to?
off-center
informal balance
unbalanced
all the above
The term "dpi" stands for?
measure of resolution of printers or scanners
Number of dots that fit a linear inch
Computer monitor resolution is either 72 or 96 pixels per inch
all the above
none of the above
A drop-down or pull-down refers to a?
exercise in gymnastics
a menu or list of functions appearing when the title is selected
digital input device
none of the above
The terms Re-do, Repeat, Cut, Copy, Paste, Clear, Select, Fill, Stroke, Puppet Warp, Transform, refer most likely to?
edit tools
types of calligraphy
types of background images
none of the above
The term "hard-copy" refers to?
a printed version on paper of data held in a computer
the binding on a hard-back book
a text that is hard to copy
none of the above
The term "layers" refer to?
digital work areas that are stacked on one another
the arrangements of elements of art using the principles of design
system where an artist creates an illusion of 3D space on a flat surface
symbol or design created by graphic designer
A "montage" is?
an old mountain range
a digital "error"
composition made by overlapping, interweaving, or juxtaposing different pictures or designs. Refers to the process of making it
an accurate or idealized depiction
A ".pdf" stands for?
pretty darn fast
Portable Document Format
Printed Darkened Format
Pixel Dots Format
A "template" is?
a pattern or guide to making something with accuracy
a film
a heat resistant plate
a temperature that is late
The term "USB" stands for?
United States Bureau
Upload Bypass Software
Universal Serial Bus
Upload System Bridge
What are the two main types of digital graphics?
Bits (maps) and rasters
Bitmap (raster) and vector
Vector and graphites
Pen and Ink
What makes up a raster image?
Paint
Pretzels
Pixels
Pastels
Which term means 'converting an image into a grid of pixels?
Pixellating
Pixies
Rasterizing
Vectorizing
A vector image is made using a mathematical formula with scalable lines and curves?
True
False
What is image resolution?
The number of resolutions per inch
The number of pixels per inch
The number of lines per inch
The number of vectors per inch
In relation to image resolution, what does ppi stand for?
Photographic print image
Pixels per inch
Plain photo image
Prints per inch
In relation to image resolution, what does dpi stand for?
Dots per inch
Depth per inch
Data per inch
Diameter per inch
What image resolution is most common for computer screens?
350 dpi
72 dpi
150 dpi
225 dpi
What is the minimum image resolution for printing?
72 dpi
150 dpi
225 dpi
750 dpi
Which file format is best suited for graphics with few colors?
BMP
JPEG
TIFF
GIF
What is another synonym for graphics?
Chalk
Images
Granite
Pastels
If you wanted to create a logo to be printed large and small it would be best created as a vector drawing.
True
False
Which file format is commonly used for lossless image compression?
MPEG
JPEG
PNG
GIF
What is the main difference between raster and vector images?
Raster images use pixels, vector images use mathematical formulas
Raster images are used for text, vector images are used for photos
Raster images are always black and white, vector images are colored
Raster images are smaller in size, vector images are larger
Which of the following is NOT a common image file format?
DOCX
BMP
TIFF
SVG
What Artist is/was famous for this style of painting?
Klee
Lichtenstein
Harrison
Warhol
What Artist is/was famous for this style of painting?
Klee
Harrison
Lichtenstein
Warhol
What Artist is/was famous for this style of painting?
Warhol
Lichtenstein
Harrison
Klee
Which of the following is NOT an example of digital media?
Video games
Websites
Podcasts
Paper Sketches
What file format supports transparent backgrounds in images?
JPEG
BMP
PNG
TIFF
The following sketch is an example of what type of perspective.
one-point perspective
bilateral perspective
contour perspective
two-point perspective
