Identify the part of the letterform labelled 'B'.

Identify the part of the letterform labelled 'C'.

Identify the part of the letterform labelled 'D'.

Identify part of the letterform labelled 'E'.

Identify part of the letterform labelled as 'F'.

The following text are examples of

What is the term used to describe adjusting space in between two characters?

What is the term used to adjust the space equally for all selected characters?

Which graphic format is scalable without sacrificing image quality?

Which graphic format uses mathematical calculations to reproduce an image?

Identify the type of font variation used in the image.

Which font has the characteristic of being formal, traditional and elegant?

Which one of the following is NOT a vector based graphic file format?

Which one of the following is NOT a raster based graphic file format?

Which graphics file format supports animation and up to 256 colours per frame?

The appearance of unwanted artifacts or 'jaggies' in the curved lines is due to

Which technique of animation requires the animator to manually reposition the clay figures to make it appear as if it is moving on it's own?

Which one of the following is NOT an example of traditional media?

Which one of the following is NOT an example of New Media?

What is digital image processing?

Which digital imaging process takes place when an image's visual appearance is improved

When the file size of an image is reduced but the quality remains the same, this means that the compression format used is

Which digital imaging process is used here?

Which digital imaging processing technique is applied here?

This glare from the sunlight due to the reflection from the lens is an example of a

Which one of the following file formats is using lossless compression?

Identify the correct design principle when all components of a similar behaviour have a similar appearance.

Which design principle can lead a user navigate a website successfully?

In web design, what is a 'false bottom'?

An intuitive website refers to which User Experience design principle?

Which User Experience principle allows a user can determine the result of an action BEFORE an interaction?

Which design principle facilitates the communication of user interaction?

Which design principle focuses on the visual hierarchy and colour schemes, typefaces, iconography and layout?

Which design principle focuses on user's satisfaction and positive emotional response?

Which file format retains sharp edges of an image even when it is resized from a postage stamp to a A4 size poster?

Which is a Raster image?

Which is a Vector image?

What tool is used to sharpen an image?

This image only uses 3 colors. Which printing process is the most economical when performing a print out?

This image is created with more than 4 colours. Which print process is the most economical to perform the print job?

How many shades of grey are supported in a 8 bit resolution?

What is the value of pure white?

What is CMYK color mixing also known as?

An RGB image is made up of 16 million colours. When converted using Indexed Colours, how many colours will be used to recreate the image?

What are colours that are on opposite ends of the colour wheel known as?

What are colors that are next to each other on the colour wheel also known as?

Which image quality determines the amount of detail an image can convey?

Which image quality determines the range of light levels a camera can capture?

Which image quality produces this aberration where straight lines appear to curve at the edges of the image?