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Year nine summative #2 misconceptions

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

How many bits per pixel do you need to make 4 colours?

a)

colour depth of 1

b)

colour depth of 2

c)

colour depth of 3

d)

colour depth of 4

2.

Bitmap Colour Depth is

a)

the colour of each pixel.

b)

the density of pixels in an image.

c)

information stored in an image to help recreate the image.

d)

the number of bits used for each pixel.

3.

Increasing Colour Depth and Resolution

a)

increases the File size

b)

decreases the File size

c)

increases memory

d)

decreases sound

4.

How is the resolution of an image calculated?

a)

Width in pixels * height in pixels

b)

Colour depth * number of pixels

c)

Number of pixels squared

d)

Sample rate * sample resolution * length in seconds

5.

How many colours can a bitmap using 2-bit colour depth contain?

a)

2

b)

4

c)

8

d)

16

6.

Colour depth defines...

a)

How many bits are needed to store each pixel

b)

How many pixels are in an image

c)

The file size of a bitmap image

d)

The sample rate of sound

7.

When recording sound, the number of samples recorded per second is called the:

a)

sample rate

b)

sample resolution

c)

colour depth

d)

File size

8.

To calculate the size of a sound file:

a)

colour depth * resolution

b)

sample rate * sample resolution * length in seconds

c)

number of samples * sample rate

d)

sample resolution squared

9.

A 10-second sound recorded at 1000 Hz and 8-bit sample resolution will have a file size of...

a)

10 KB

b)

10 B

c)

10,000 KB

d)

10,000 B

10.

An image with only 3 colours could be stored using what minimum colour depth?

a)

2 bit

b)

3 bit

c)

4 bit

d)

1 bit

11.

What is a String?

a)

A data type that contains whole numbers, e.g., 3, 45, 124.

b)

Numbers with a decimal point, e.g., 0.5, 2.45, 56.04.

c)

A group of characters between quotation marks, e.g., "dog".

d)

A data type that can only be True or False.

12.

What is a Boolean?

a)

A data type that contains whole numbers, e.g., 3, 45, 124.

b)

Numbers with a decimal point, e.g., 0.5, 2.45, 56.04.

c)

A group of characters between quotation marks, e.g., "dog".

d)

A data type that can only be True or False.

13.

What does the '==' operator mean?

a)

Greater than

b)

Less than

c)

Equal to

d)

Not equal to

14.

What is the name of the variable in this program?

a)

print

b)

colour

c)

input

d)

" "

15.

To display the following on screen Hello World! the following command should be used:

a)

print(Hello World!)

b)

print("Hello World" + !)

c)

print("Hello World!")

d)

print"(Hello World!)"

16.

What is the name of the variable in this program?

a)

print

b)

colour

c)

input

d)

" "

17.

Which of the following operators is used to check if two values are not equal in Python?

a)

!=

b)

==

c)

<=

d)

>

18.

What is the output?

a)

True

b)

False

c)

condition1

d)

condition2

19.

What will this code print?

a)

access denied

b)

access granted

c)

error

d)

password

20.

The diamond shape is used in flowcharts to indicate......

a)

A process

b)

An input

c)

A decision

d)

Start or End