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Total questions: 65

Worksheet time: 1hrs 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What number system do computers use to store all data?

a)

Decimal

b)

Hexadecimal

c)

Binary

d)

ASCII

2.

Why does a computer use only 0s and 1s?

a)

Because humans like small numbers

b)

Because circuits only have ON and OFF states

c)

Because it is easier to read

d)

Because letters require only two digits

3.

What happens to a binary number when the decimal number increases?

a)

It gets shorter

b)

It stays the same

c)

It becomes random

d)

It usually gets longer

4.

ASCII is a system used to represent:

a)

Images

b)

Letters and characters

c)

RGB colors

d)

Sounds

5.

In ASCII, the computer stores letters as:

a)

Numbers

b)

Images

c)

Sounds

d)

Binary codes

6.

Which format are ASCII characters ultimately stored in?

a)

Pictures

b)

RGB values

c)

Binary numbers

d)

Hex codes

7.

Which sequence represents binary?

a)

23AF6

b)

101101

c)

239, 103, 3

d)

Blue

8.

Which of the following is true about binary?

a)

It uses digits 0–9

b)

It uses digits 0–1

c)

It uses letters A–F

d)

It is used only for colors

9.

What does ASCII stand for?

a)

American Standard Code for Information Interchange

b)

Advanced Storage Code for Internet Information

c)

Automated Symbol Code for Image Input

d)

American Symbol Conversion for Internal Input

10.

The decimal value 65 corresponds to which ASCII character?

a)

B

b)

a

c)

A

d)

Z

11.

Which statement best describes binary?

a)

A type of image

b)

A color model for screens

c)

The fundamental language of computers

d)

A file format

12.

More bits in binary allow a computer to:

a)

Display fewer colors

b)

Store more information

c)

Delete files faster

d)

Improve WiFi

13.

What does each 1 or 0 represent inside a computer?

a)

A pixel

b)

A sound wave

c)

ON or OFF electricity

d)

A color

14.

Which tool allows students to convert ASCII to binary?

a)

A calculator

b)

A binary converter tool

c)

A text editor

d)

A programming language

15.

Which tool is used to convert ASCII/Binary values?

a)

PixilArt

b)

Google Color Picker

c)

ASCII/Binary Converter

d)

Coolors

16.

The ASCII value for a letter changes when:

a)

You zoom in

b)

You pick a new color

c)

You type a different character

d)

You save as PNG

17.

What does RGB stand for?

a)

Real Good Blue

b)

Red, Green, Blue

c)

Random Graphic Bits

d)

Render, Generate, Blend

18.

RGB values range between:

a)

0–10

b)

0–100

c)

0–255

d)

0–1000

19.

RGB(0, 0, 0) represents:

a)

Yellow

b)

Red

c)

Black

20.

RGB(255, 255, 255) represents:

a)

Blue

b)

Magenta

c)

Dark gray

d)

White

21.

When only Red is high and the others are low, the color appears:

a)

Greenish

b)

Bluish

c)

Reddish

d)

Gray

22.

A pixel is:

a)

The entire screen

b)

The smallest dot that displays a color

c)

The name of the computer’s storage

d)

A type of file

23.

Each pixel stores:

a)

Only an image

b)

Only text

c)

One color

d)

A full photo

24.

A pixel’s color is determined by:

a)

ASCII

b)

Weather

c)

RGB values

d)

File type

25.

Images become “blocky” when zoomed in because:

a)

The computer deletes colors

b)

Pixels become visible

c)

The RGB values change

d)

The file compresses

26.

Many tiny pixels together create:

a)

Sharp, smooth images

b)

Larger binary files

c)

Data errors

d)

Only black and white photos

27.

Changing RGB values changes:

a)

File type

b)

Color on screen

c)

Zoom level

d)

Website speed

28.

A cool color might include:

a)

Red

b)

Orange

c)

Yellow

d)

Blue

29.

A warm color might include:

a)

Cyan

b)

Blue

c)

Red

d)

Teal

30.

The purpose of the RGB mixer tool is to:

a)

Change file types

b)

Create spreadsheets

c)

Observe color mixing

d)

Compress images

31.

If RGB = (120, 120, 120), the color is:

a)

Very bright

b)

Very dark

c)

A shade of gray

d)

Pure red

32.

Pixel art works best when:

a)

The image contains tiny details

b)

The pixels are large and visible

c)

Only blue is used

d)

It is saved as a PDF

33.

A 16x16 pixel art image contains:

a)

16 pixels

b)

32 pixels

c)

256 pixels

d)

1600 pixels

34.

Zooming in many times on a photo reveals:

a)

Hex numbers

b)

Pixels

c)

File compression

d)

Audio signals

35.

The final color of a pixel is determined by:

a)

Only the red value

b)

Binary + RGB

c)

The file name

d)

ASCII

36.

Digital images are stored as:

a)

Grids of colored pixels

b)

Hand-drawn pictures

c)

MP3 files

d)

ZIP folders

37.

Hex color codes begin with:

a)

&

b)

#

c)

@

d)

*

38.

Which of the following is a hex code?

a)

(255, 103, 3)

b)

#EF6703

c)

10101010

d)

A+ Green

39.

The hex code #EF6703 matches the color:

a)

Red

b)

Green

c)

Brown

d)

Orange

40.

Which RGB code represents the color RGB(239, 103, 3)?

a)

RGB(255, 255, 255)

b)

RGB(0, 0, 0)

c)

RGB(239, 103, 3)

d)

RGB(67, 239, 3)

41.

Hexadecimal uses which digits/letters?

a)

0–9 only

b)

A–Z only

c)

0–9 and A–F

d)

A–F and G–Z

42.

What does "EF" in the code #EF6703 represent?

a)

Blue

b)

Green

c)

Red

d)

Transparency

43.

Hexadecimal is based on which numerical system?

a)

Base-2

b)

Base-10

c)

Base-16

d)

Base-60

44.

Why do designers use hex codes?

a)

They make files smaller

b)

They are shorter and consistent

c)

They require less electricity

d)

They work only on Apple devices

45.

Why must Northrop use exact hex codes for branding?

a)

To impress students

b)

To avoid having slightly different oranges

c)

To reduce file sizes

d)

To ensure compatibility with Apple devices

46.

Why is hex commonly used for colors in design?

a)

Because hex is more fun

b)

Because printers only use hex

c)

Because hex provides consistent colors

d)

Because hex is easier to remember

47.

What happens if every designer guesses the school orange?

a)

Everything will match perfectly

b)

Every orange may look different

c)

Websites load slower

d)

Files become PNGs

48.

Hex values correspond directly to:

a)

ASCII letters

b)

RGB decimal values

c)

File size

d)

Pixels per inch

49.

Hex codes are commonly used in:

a)

HTML and CSS

b)

MP3 players

c)

WiFi routers

d)

Text editors only

50.

Which is the correct structure of a hex code?

a)

#RRGGBB

b)

#RGBRGB

c)

##FFAA99

d)

R255G255B255

51.

What does #000000 represent?

a)

Bright yellow

b)

White

c)

Black

d)

Red

52.

What does #FFFFFF represent?

a)

Dark purple

b)

White

c)

Light blue

d)

Brown

53.

What do Hex and RGB both represent?

a)

Different colors

b)

The same color in different formats

c)

Audio

d)

ASCII codes

54.

Which image format usually supports transparency?

a)

JPG

b)

PNG

c)

GIF

d)

WEBP

55.

Which file type is usually lossy?

a)

PNG

b)

JPG

c)

ZIP

d)

BMP

56.

What does lossless compression mean?

a)

Data is permanently removed

b)

Data can be perfectly restored

c)

Colors become brighter

d)

Files turn black and white

57.

Lossy compression removes:

a)

Essential details

b)

All pixels

c)

Unnecessary visual information

d)

File names

58.

Websites use compressed images because:

a)

They look worse

b)

They load faster

c)

They break pixels

d)

They use ASCII

59.

PNG files are preferred for logos because:

a)

They always look blurry

b)

They compress text badly

c)

They preserve sharp edges

d)

They only use red pixels

60.

A file that is 1200×675 refers to:

a)

File size

b)

Pixel dimensions

c)

Binary values

d)

Hex code length

61.

A 150 KB image refers to:

a)

Image width

b)

File storage size

c)

Color count

d)

Monitor type

62.

THE BASE OF _____________ SYSTEM IS 10

a)

DECIMAL

b)

BINARY

c)

HEXA DECIMAL

d)

OCTAL

63.

The binary number system uses___numbers

a)

one

b)

two

c)

three

d)

four

64.

What numbers are used in the binary number system?

a)

0-10

b)

0-15

c)

0-1

d)

0-5

65.

________________ NUMBER SYSTEM IS UNDERSTOOD BY THE COMPUTER SYSTEM.

a)

BINARY

b)

HEXA DECIMAL

c)

DECIMAL

d)

OCTAL