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DMT Revision

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

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1.

Which type of image is resolution-independent?

a)

Pixel image.

b)

Vector image.

c)

Raster image.

d)

Bitmap image.

2.

A vector graphic is described using

a)

affine transformation.

b)

Fourier transformation.

c)

mathematical formulas.

d)

mathematical induction.

3.

What are gradients?

a)

Enlargements by breaking up into pixels.

b)

Noises in graphics that degrade the quality.

c)

Contrast improvements using intensity values.

d)

Transitions among several colours at set distances.

4.

A technique used to create a transparent area within one element that allows another element to show through is known as

a)

knockout.

b)

interpolation.

c)

image inpainting.

d)

feature extraction.

5.

Which software application is best used as vector graphics editor?

a)

Adobe Rush.

b)

Adobe Illustrator.

c)

Adobe Lightroom.

d)

Adobe Photoshop.

6.

A raster graphic is

a)

comprised of vector shapes.

b)

stored in a text-based format.

c)

represented in polar coordinates.

d)

made up of pixels arranged in a 2-D grid.

7.

Raster graphics are commonly saved in

a)

BMP, EPS, GIF, and JPEG file format.

b)

AAC, GIF, JPEG, and PNG file format.

c)

BMP, GIF, JPEG, and PNG file format.

d)

BMP, GIF, MPEG, and PNG file format.

8.

Which one of the following is false about resolution?

a)

Higher resolution takes up more space.

b)

Resolution refers to the number of pixels per inch.

c)

Resolution is the ratio of width to height of an image.

d)

Lower resolution typically leads to poor image quality.

9.

Which one of the following is not a possible bit depth?

a)

1-bit Pixel.

b)

8-bit Pixel.

c)

24-bit Pixel.

d)

256-bit Pixel.

10.

What are channels in an image?

a)

Channels store an image's colour information.

b)

Channels are used for storing image metadata tags.

c)

Channels represent the number of pixels in the image.

d)

Channels store information about the image's exposure time.

11.

What are the parts of a digital video file?

a)

Codec and container.

b)

Codec and converter.

c)

Translator and container.

d)

Transformer and container.

12.

What is the primary purpose of a codec in relation to video files?

a)

Rendering and playback.

b)

Sorting and categorizing.

c)

Encoding and encryption.

d)

Compression and decompression.

13.

What is the function of a container in digital multimedia?

a)

Rendering and playback.

b)

Encoding and encryption.

c)

Compression of audio and video data.

d)

Keeping audio and video data in a single file.

14.

What makes AVI files compatible with various systems?

a)

Its de facto standard.

b)

Its proprietary format.

c)

Its high compression ratio.

d)

Its ability to run on Windows systems only.

15.

What is the primary purpose of WMV files?

a)

Audio recording.

b)

Gaming applications.

c)

High-quality video editing.

d)

Web streaming applications.

16.

How would you describe the quality and file size of MOV files?

a)

Low quality and large file size.

b)

Low quality and small file size.

c)

High quality and large file size.

d)

High quality and small file size.

17.

How are video and audio compressed in MP4 files?

a)

With AVI compression for video and WAV compression for audio.

b)

With MKV compression for video and FLAC compression for audio.

c)

With H.264 compression for video and AAC compression for audio.

d)

With MPEG-2 compression for video and MP3 compression for audio.

18.

Which format is used to reduce the file size of raster graphics while preserving quality?

a)

Vector format.

b)

Uncompressed format.

c)

Lossy compression format.

d)

Lossless compression format.

19.

Which one of the following is false about Graphic Interchange Format (.gif)?

a)

Able to save images in layers.

b)

Can consist of grayscale images.

c)

Colours are selected from a palette.

d)

Can contain anywhere from 2 to 256 different colours.

20.

Why is JPEG considered ideal for photographs?

a)

Because it supports animation.

b)

Due to its lossless compression.

c)

Because it can store up to 24-bit colours.

d)

Because it's compatible with vector graphics.

21.

Which two font formats address the copyright issues?

a)

TTF and OTF.

b)

TTF and SVG.

c)

OTF and WOFF.

d)

EOT and WOFF.

22.

What does TTF stands for?

a)

Tall Type Font.

b)

TrueType Font.

c)

Tangled Textile Font.

d)

Tangential Typeface Font.

23.

What purpose does metadata serve in WOFF files?

a)

To embed images within the font file.

b)

To speed up loading of fonts on the web.

c)

To control the font rendering in web browsers.

d)

To include license data to address copyright issues.

24.

What do SVG fonts contain?

a)

CSS styles.

b)

Scalable icons.

c)

Bitmap images.

d)

Vector graphics.