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1.) Pictures that are, to the computer, simple maps showing how the pixels on the screen should be represented are known as:

a. vector graphics

b. object-oriented graphics

c. presentation graphics

d. bit-mapped graphics

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2.) Resolution refers to:

a. the number of bits devoted to each pixel

b. the density of the pixels

c. a fill that makes a gradual transition from one color to another

d. a method for describing text fonts, illustrations, and other elements of the printed page

 

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3) Which of the following types of software stores a picture as a collection of lines and shapes, not as a collection of dots?

a. painting

b. drawing

c. modeling

d. image editing

 

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4) A gray-scale graphic that uses 8 bits per pixel can store up to ______ different shades of gray.

a. 2
b. 8
c. 16
d. 64
e. 256

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5) The number of bits devoted to each pixel is called _____.

a. resolution
b. color depth
c. color size
d. grayscale
e. pixel map

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6) The approach used by drawing software is sometimes referred to as _____.

a. object-oriented graphics
b. paint graphics
c. vector graphics
d. both a and b
e. both a and c

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7) ______ programs are a better choice for creating printed graphs and charts with clean lines and smooth shapes.

a. Drawing
b. Painting
c. Bit-mapped
d. both a and b
e. both b and c

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8) ______ programs are better for artists and photo editors to control textures and shading and to create screen displays.

a. Object-oriented
b. Bit-mapped
c. Vector
d. both a and b
e. both a and c

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9) A program called ______ makes it possible for any multimedia-capable computer to display digital video clips without additional hardware.

a. Porta-Picture
b. QuickTime
c. Windows Media Manager
d. Real-time video
e. Video Magic

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10) A hypermedia system _____.

a. can combine text, graphics, and animation
b. is linear sequenced
c. can be hyperlinked in non-sequential ways
d. both a and b
e. both a and c

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