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Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 39hrs 59mins
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Serif
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Sans-Serif
Decorative font can be used as symbolism that complement the brand image.
TRUE
FALSE
Sans-serif , serif and decorative are all the same types of font.
TRUE
FALSE
Decorative font only can be used in Book Title not for a company logo.
TRUE
FALSE
Redtie is a__________ typeface.
slab serif
modern
oldstyle
decorative
What is typography?
The study of colors in design
The art and technique of arranging text
A method of printing images
A form of digital painting
What is the difference between a typeface and a font?
They are the same
A typeface is a family of fonts, and a font is a specific style
A font is a family of typefaces, and a typeface is a specific style
A typeface is used for images, and a font is used for text
What does the term "kerning" refer to in typography?
The space between lines of text
The adjustment of space between pairs of letters
The thickness of a character stroke
The height of lowercase letters, not including ascenders and descenders
In typography, what is leading?
The process of adjusting the width of a character
The distance between the baseline of one line of text to another
The adjustment of space between pairs of letters
The edge of the area where text is printed
What is the term used to describe the adjustment of space across a whole block of text in typography?
Kerning
Leading
Tracking
Alignment
Which of the following is NOT an alignment style?
Left
Center
Curved
Justified
The (a) indentation makes the first line of paragraph indent more towards the left ,compared to the subsequent lines
Pagination is the process of splitting the contents of a website, or a section of contents from a website, into discrete pages.
true
false
The fill is the color inside the shape, and the stroke is the visible outline of the object or path.
true
false
Match the following
doc
Used for creating and editing formatted
Designed for preserving document formatt
html
Markup language for creating web pages,
txt
Simple plain text files used for storing
Explain why PDFs are a preferred format for distributing documents in general?
The vector graphic is made of line and curves
True
False
The bitmap graphic is a group of piexls
True
False
In the bitmap layer, zooming in the graphic means losing quality
True
False
In the vector layer, zooming in the graphic means losing quality
True
False
There is no difference between raster graphics and bitmap graphics. They are the same thing. Both terms refer to images made of a grid of tiny squares called pixels. When you enlarge a raster/bitmap image, you start to see the individual pixels, which can cause the image to look blurry or "pixelated".
True
False
In the vector graphics, zooming in the graphic happens without losing the resolution.
True
False
jpg, .bmp , .tiff , .png are file fromats of ...............................
Bitmap graphics
Vector graphics
Sound graphics
.svg and PDF are file formats of ...............................
Bitmap graphics
Vector graphics
Sound graphics
The following image is an example of .........................
bitmap graphic
vector graphic
define pixelation
Match the following
Resolution independence
zoom in = no loss in quality
Resolution dependence
zoom in = loss in quality pixelated
you
stink
What is binary?
A sequence of 1's and 0's
The way a computer speaks
Useless code that's no longer used
This system of ten digits is called the decimal number system while the number system that uses only two digits is called _____.
the hexadecimal number system
the octal number system
the binary number system
the duodecimal number system
How many bits are in a single byte?
4
8
12
16
Which answer is correct from smallest to largest?
Kilobyte, Gigabyte, Megabyte
Gigabyte, Megabyte, Terabyte
Megabyte, Terabyte, Kilobyte
Byte, Kilobyte, Megabyte
2048 kilobytes (KB) is equivalent to __________ .
1 MB
2 MB
2-10 GB
210 GB
3 gigabytes is equivalent to (a) MB
Place the things in their correct category
pixels per inch
for digital images on the screen
dots per inch
printed images
white
orange
anxious
fat
select all the statements that are correct
Bit depth is a measure of how much information is used to represent each pixel in an image
A higher bit depth results in more colors/tones, greater detail, and a larger file size,
a lower bit depth uses less data and has fewer colors/tones.
a higher bit depth uses less data and has fewer colors/tones.
Match the following: The equation is number of possible colours = 2x where x is the bit depth
1 bit
2
2 bit
4
4 bit
16
8 bit
256
24 bit
16777216
How many color channels are there in an RGB image?
8
32
16
3
How many color channels are there in an CYMK image?
8
32
4
3
The colour space RGB stands for
Red Green Blue
Red Gold Brown
Red Green Brown
Really Good Black
The colour space CYMK stands for
Red Green Blue
Red Gold Brown
Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (black)
Cyan, Magenta, Yo mum, and Key (black)
Each colour channel represents a colour component.
These colour channels combine to creat a full spectrum of colours.
Select all of the correct statements.
Each bit in each channel represents a level of intensity for that colour.
More bits allow for a greater number of intensity levels and a broader range of colours.
an 8-bit image will allow for 256 possible values for each colour.
an 8-bit image will allow for 1024 possible values for each colour.
This question is about the use of CLIPART.
Clipart's advantages include being a (a) , (b) , and (c) way to add visuals to projects, especially for those with limited budgets or design experience. However, its limitations include potential issues with (d) which can damage brand identity, and legal risks associated with licensing and (e) if not used properly.
Object layering refers to
the technique of arranging and organizing objects or
elements on a two-dimensional surface or within a
digital workspace in a way that determines their visual
(a) and (b) order. In simpler terms, object
layering involves placing objects in front of or behind
other (c) to control their visibility and how they
(d) .
Limitations of object layering in digital design include performance overhead, increased (a) , and navigational (b) when too many layers are used, making editing (c) and more cumbersome. It can also lead to a rigid structure that is hard to (d) , and excessive file (e) .
Select all of the incorrect statements.
Image enhancement refers to the process of using various digital techniques and tools to improve
the visual quality of an image, making it more visually appealing or suitable for a specific purpose.
Image enhancement typically involves adjustments to aspects such as brightness, contrast,
sharpness, colour balance, and overall visual clarity without significantly altering the image's
content or introducing new elements.
The goal is to bring out the details in the image, correct
imperfections, and optimize it for viewing or further use.
Image filters do not play a vital role in achieving specific visual
aesthetics and effects, allowing artists and designers to express their creative vision or correct
imperfections in their work.
Match the following terms to their definitions.
modifies an image by changing pixel values to enhance features, reduce noise, or alter its appearance.
Image FILTERING
re created through image processing techniques that alter an image's appearance for creative or enhancement purposes
Image SPECIAL EFFECTS
a technique used to smooth the jagged edges, or "jaggies," on curved and diagonal lines in digital images.
Anti-aliasing
a type of software that can be used for image editing or processing.
adobe photoshop
a loss of image quality, a lack of originality, and the creation of unrealistic expectations.
Limitation of using image filters
This question is about FILE COMPRESSION
reduces file size by permanently removing some data,
resulting in a smaller file but a potential loss of quality.
reduces file size without discarding any data
allowing the original file to be perfectly reconstructed upon decompression,
likes riding dirtbikes
likes surfing
can cook
tries to cook with limited success
Common file types include .jpg, .bmp and .tif
It's so Fluffy!!
Vector images
Rat images
Raster images
Match each file type with its best-known feature.
.jpg
Commonly used for photographs, does not support transparency
.png
Best known for supporting transparent backgrounds
Document format, not typically used for images with transparency
.gif
Supports simple animations and limited transparency
Which file format is commonly used for web graphics due to its lossless compression?
JPEG
PNG
BMP
TIFF
Which file format is best suited for high-quality print graphics?
JPEG
PNG
TIFF
GIF
What does Label #1 show?
Trough
Crest
Amplitude
Wavelength
Fill in the blanks.
Mono uses a single audio channel, mixing all sounds into (a) , while stereo uses (b) separate channels ( (c) and (d) ) to create a more immersive, spacious experience with directional sound
Select all of the statements that are correct.
Surround sound involves multiple audio channels (more
than two) distributed around the listener to create an
even more immersive listening experience.
Surround sound creates a
360-degree sound field, allowing listeners to perceive
audio from various directions. It offers an even greater
sense of immersion, especially in film and gaming.
Surround sound is achieved by using multiple
microphones to capture audio from different directions
and positions.
During playback using surround sound, multiple speakers are
strategically placed around the listener to create a spatial
effect.
Place the images in order.
This question is about converting ANALOGUE SOUND to DIGITAL SOUND.
The (a) rate is the number of samples, or "snapshots," of an audio signal that are taken every (b) to convert it into a digital format, measured in (c) (Hz) or kilohertz (kHz). A higher sampling rate provides more detail and a more (d) representation of the original sound because more " (e) " are taken per second.
Place the information into the correct category.
reduces file size while retaining all the original audio data
it is a perfect, bit-for-bit copy of the original
WAV
AIFF
permanently removes some audio information to achieve a smaller file size
done by discarding data that is less perceptible to human hearing
MP3
WMA
a technical standard for communication between electronic musical instruments and computers
not an audio format
play note C4 with this much force for this long
Data instead of sound
Place the information into the correct category.
Uses algorithms to decrease file size, keeping all the information intact.
sacrifices some data to achieve a smaller file size.
AVI
MP4
MPEG
Place the information into the correct categories.
Analogue video represents visual
information as continuously varying
electrical signals.
Digital video encodes visual information
as discrete binary data (1s and 0s).
is susceptible to
interference and noise,
less susceptible to noise
lower resolution
higher resolution
stored on VHS Tape
can be stored in many formats
difficult to edit
easy to edit
need a special machine to playback
can playback on many devices
Explain how screen capture impacts the quality of the overall film?
Explain how the process of exporting can impact the quality and distribution of video content.
A title is a word, phrase or set of words that serve as a label, name or destination for a
particular piece of work, such as a film.
Match the definition next to each title type.
The text-based lists that appear at the end of a movie, TV
show, or other visual media production.
credits
The name given to a movie, film, or motion picture. It serves
as the official and distinctive label for the film, enabling
audiences to identify, reference, and distinguish it from
other works.
Introduction Title
Textual representations of the spoken dialogue and sounds
in a video or television program.
Closed
Captions
can help shape narratives in movies, molding our expectations and interpretations of what we see
Font Choice and Colour
A video filter, in the context of video editing and
post-production, is a digital or software-based tool
or effect that is applied to video footage to alter
its visual characteristics.
Each of the images below have been edited using a filter. Identify the filter used.
colour balance
brightness
contrast
blurring
morphing
This thing is called a clapper board.
Select all of the correct statements about why its used.
It tells the post-production team when the camera has started (and stopped) recording.
The “clap” of the clapperboard is what the editor uses to find where the video and audio of each take are synchronized.
The editor looks for the spike in the audio waveform made by the clap of the sticks and lines that up with the video frame where the clapperboard sticks meet.
Everyone is told to be quiet because gets the crew and actors settled for the take but it also allows for a clean audio recording of the "clap".
Video file size is determined by the frame rate , frame size , and color depth .
Place the definitions under each term.
The number of still images (frames) shown per second to create the illusion of motion.
A higher frame rate means more frames to store, directly increasing file size.
The number of pixels in each frame, displayed as width x height
A larger frame size means more pixels per frame, which increases file size.
The amount of color information stored for each pixel (8-bit, 10-bit)
A higher color depth provides more color choices, resulting in a larger file.
A codec is a technology that compresses and decompresses digital media like audio and video to reduce file size for storage or transmission, and then restores it for playback.
This is true.
This is false.
In file compression, a "container" refers to a file format that encapsulates and organizes various data streams, often alongside metadata, within a single file. While compression itself reduces the size of individual data streams (like video or audio), the container format provides the structure to store these compressed streams together and manage their playback or access.
This is true.
This is false.
A video player, also known as a (a) or video (b) software, is a software application or hardware device used to play digital video files. Video players are designed to open and display video content in various file (c) , allowing users to watch videos on their (d) , mobile devices, or television screens. They serve as a crucial component in the (e) and enjoyment of digital video content.
Which of the following statements are correct about animation?
Animation is a multimedia art form and a technique used to create the illusion of motion and
change in inanimate objects, characters, or scenes.
It involves a sequence of still images,
known as frames, presented in rapid succession to give the impression of movement.
Animation can be used in various mediums, including film, television, video games, web
content, and more.
It is NOT a versatile and creative tool for storytelling, entertainment, education,
and communication.
2D animation, also known as two-dimensional animation, is a traditional animation
technique that involves creating and manipulating images in a flat, two-dimensional space to
convey the illusion of motion and change. Match the types with their definition.
A traditional animation technique where artists draw and paint characters and objects on clear, transparent sheets called cels.
Cel animation
A technique where physical objects are manually moved and photographed one frame at a time.
Stop motion
A form of stop motion animation that uses malleable materials like plasticine clay to create characters and objects.
Claymation
A technique, often used in computer animation software, to make an object move along a predefined path.
Path animation
Animation created through a set of rules or algorithms, where the animation is a result of the object's behavior rather than direct manipulation.
Behaviour animation
In the context of 3D animation, several terms describe key aspects of the animation process and techniques.
The process of creating a three-dimensional object using specialized software is called (a) . A basic skeletal representation of a 3D object, defined by points, lines, and curves is called a (b) . The final step that converts a 3D model, with its textures and lighting, into a 2D image or video is called (c) . A technique that smoothly transforms one object into another over time is called (d) . A method of distorting an object's shape, often used for transformations like stretching or bending is called (e) . Recording the movements of a human or animal actor and applies that data to a digital character, providing realistic motion is called motion capture.
(a) Reality is a technology that uses computer-generated environments to (b) a realistic and (c) experience for users. It typically involves the use of specialized hardware, such as headsets and controllers, to create a three-dimensional, (d) environment that users can interact with. VR is designed to make users feel like they are physically (e) in a digital world, and it can be used for various applications, including gaming, training, education, and simulations.
Match the following
are computer-based systems or devices that
replicate real-world environments, processes, or systems for
the purpose of training, experimentation, or entertainment.
VR Simulators
digital environments or
spaces that users can explore and interact with
using various input devices
VR Navigable Scenes
a guided or interactive demonstration that
allows a user to explore and experience a digital scene,
environment, or application
VR Walkthrough
Which of the following statements are incorrect?
Appropriate usage includes:
Respecting the privacy and rights of others
Refraining from engaging in harmful or illegal activities
Spreading hate speech, harassment, or misinformation
Adhering to community standards, legal regulations, and guidelines that govern
online behaviour.
Using the internet appropriately involves a complex interplay of various factors, including
understanding the targeted audience, age controls, and censorship.
Content
and services are often tailored to specific people, such as children, teenagers,
adults, professionals, and more.
Target Audience
put in place to ensure that certain online
content or services are only accessible to individuals of a specific age or maturity level.
Age Controls
the
regulation or restriction of online content,
often by governments or organizations, to
control what users can access or share
online
Censorship
Complete page 82 and 83 of your workbook and click on "I am done" when finished.
Yes, I did this and I am done with this task.
I didn't do it because I am a bad student.
Complete page 97 and 98 of your workbook and click on "I am done" when finished.
Yes, I did this and I am done with this task.
I didn't do it because I am a bad student.
Fonts play a crucial role on the internet, influencing the visual design, readability, and overall
user experience of websites. Web designers often use "web-safe" fonts.
are a limited
set of fonts that are widely available on different operating systems and web browsers.
"web-safe" font
Arial, Helvetica, and Verdana (sans-serif); Times New Roman, Georgia, and Garamond (serif); and Courier New (monospace)
examples of "web-safe" fonts
a collection of related fonts that share a common design, often called a font family or typeface family
font set
the automatic process of replacing a missing or unavailable font in a document with a similar, available font.
font substitution
refers to the inclusion of fonts within a document or file, allowing the text to
be displayed consistently on different devices or systems, even if the recipient doesn't have
the specific font installed
embedded text
Select all of the correct statements.
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
HTML builds the framework: of a web page, defining its elements and their hierarchy.
CSS makes the page visually appealing, controlling how those elements are displayed to the user.
CSS (Cascading Style Software)
Progressive loading of images is a technique used to enhance the user experience when
displaying images on the web. It involves displaying an initial, low-resolution version of the
image and gradually improving the quality as more data is loaded. Match the types with their definition.
seems to arrive on your display like an image coming through a slowly opening Venetian blind
A fuzzy outline of an image is gradually replaced
waves of bit streams that fill in the missing lines
an interlaced image that first renders line by line, from top to bottom.
It loads in low quality and then progressively renders
successive passes result in the full resolution image
is a reduced-size version of a picture or video
used to help in recognizing and organizing video files
a small image previewing larger content.
The Web and Video
is the maximum amount of data that can be transmitted over an internet connection per second,
bandwidth
receiving video data from the internet to your device
downstream
sending your own video and audio data to others
upstream
video delivered through a network for playback using a media player.
streaming
is the practice of pre-loading segments of data when streaming video content.
buffering
Internet Video Transfer Protocols
Requesting and receiving files, typically webpages and other static resources.
HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol)
Controlling media streams, like a remote control for video and audio.
RTSP (Real-Time Streaming Protocol)
The process of video broadcasting live over the internet.
webcasting
also called bandwidth. It refers to the speed that data is transferred between a device and the internet.
connection speed
Intellectual property rights provide creators and inventors with legal mechanisms to prevent
others from using, reproducing, or profiting from their work without permission.
Match the types of IP with their definitions.
A trade mark legally protects your brand, and helps customers distinguish your goods and services from competitors.
Trademark
A patent legally protects your invention or how something works.
Patent
A design right legally protects the overall appearance of your new and distinctive product.
Design Rights
It protects your original expression of an idea as soon as you document it.
Copyright
Which of the following are correct the definitions of "ethics"?
moral principles that govern a person's behaviour or the conducting of an activity.
following just one's feelings
acting only in one's own self interest
the discipline concerned with what is morally good and bad and morally right and wrong.
Creators have an ethical responsibility to ensure the information being presented is:
accurate
plaigarised
has features for people with disabilities
just represents white Australian males
violent and offensive
