Question 1

A vector graphic contains information about the color of each pixel.

Accepted Answer

Vector graphics use mathematical equations to create shapes and lines, and do not store information about individual pixels or colors. Instead, the graphic is made up of paths and curves that can be scaled without losing quality.

Question 2

To copy an image, you use a method similar to the one used for moving an image.

Accepted Answer

To copy an image, you can use the copy-paste method or press Ctrl+C (Command+C on a Mac) to copy and then Ctrl+V (Command+V on a Mac) to paste the image in a new location. This is similar to the method used for moving an image, where you select the image, press Ctrl+X (Command+X on a Mac) to cut the image, and then Ctrl+V (Command+V on a Mac) to paste the image in a new location.

Question 3

The Transparent selection command in Paint works best in a graphic that uses thousands or millions of colors.

Accepted Answer

The Transparent selection command in Paint works best with images that have solid backgrounds because it replaces a single color, not multiple shades or gradients found in high-color images.

Question 4

Most photos and other media on the Web are protected by trademark law. _________________________

Accepted Answer

Most photos and other media on the Web are protected by copyright law, not trademark law.

Question 5

To delete an area of a graphic, select the area using a selection tool, and then press the Delete key. _________________________

Accepted Answer

This statement is true. To delete an area of a graphic, select the area using a selection tool, and then press the Delete key.

Question 6

One advantage of using OneDrive is that you can use a Web browser to open and, in some cases, edit a file. _________________________

Accepted Answer

This is true. OneDrive allows users to access their files through a web browser and make edits directly in the browser with the appropriate permissions.

Question 7

When you try to enlarge a(n)vector graphic, Paint duplicates the pixels to approximate the original shape as best it can-often resulting in jagged edges. _________________________

Accepted Answer

This statement is not true. Vector graphics are not made up of pixels, and when they are resized, they do not lose resolution or become pixelated. Instead, they maintain their smooth edges and can be scaled up or down infinitely without losing quality.

Question 8

When you crop a graphic to eliminate unnecessary white space by resizing the canvas, you reduce file size and prevent a border from appearing around your picture when you paste it into another file.

Accepted Answer

Cropping a graphic by resizing the canvas eliminates unnecessary white space, which reduces the file size and prevents a border from appearing around the picture when pasted into another file.

Question 9

Computer graphics come in three fundamental types: bitmapped, vector, and indexed.

Accepted Answer

Computer graphics are primarily categorized into two fundamental types: bitmapped (raster) and vector. Indexed color is a technique of managing color in digital images that is used within these types, not a separate fundamental type of graphic.

Question 10

In general, you can improve the quality of a compressed image by saving it in a different file format.

Accepted Answer

Changing the file format of an already compressed image does not improve its quality; the damage from compression is irreversible, and quality may further degrade if re-compressed.

Question 11

Paint displays the pixel coordinates in an (x,y)format in which x represents the vertical location. _________________________

Accepted Answer

Paint displays the pixel coordinates in a (x,y) format in which x represents the horizontal location and y represents the vertical location.

Question 12

Pictures on a computer are called ____ images.
A)display
B)visual
C)matrix
D)graphics

Accepted Answer

Graphics is the best choice as it specifically refers to images on a computer. The other options, display, visual, and matrix, are more general terms that could apply to a variety of things and are not as specific to computer images.

Question 13

The simplest bitmaps have ____ colors.
A)two
B)three
C)four
D)five

Accepted Answer

The simplest bitmap images, also known as binary images, have only two colors – black and white. Each pixel can only have one of these two values, and this results in a simple black and white image.

Question 14

In Paint, there is no easy solution for resizing graphics because they are all bitmapped.

Accepted Answer

In Paint, when a graphic is resized, it simply stretches or shrinks the pixels that make up the image. This can often result in a loss of quality and distortion of the original image.

Question 15

When you manipulate a(n)____ graphic, you work with a grid of dots called pixels.
A)bitmap
B)vector
C)indexed
D)tagged

Accepted Answer

Bitmap graphics are composed of a grid of pixels, each of which can be manipulated individually. Vector graphics, on the other hand, are composed of mathematical equations and can be resized without losing quality. Indexed graphics use a limited color palette and tagged graphics are not a recognized type of graphics.

Question 16

The Windows 10  Pics app lets you use your Webcam to take photos and record videos. _________________________

Accepted Answer

The correct application in Windows 10 for using your Webcam to take photos and record videos is the Camera app, not the Pics app.

Question 17

In Paint, if a graphic is smaller than the canvas, you can resize the canvas to fit snugly around the image.

Accepted Answer

This can be done by selecting "Resize" under the "Home" tab, checking the "Maintain aspect ratio" option, and adjusting the canvas size to fit the image.

Question 18

____ is a typical type of bitmap file format.
A)WMF
B)PNG
C)SWF
D)SVG

Accepted Answer

PNG (Portable Network Graphics) is a typical type of bitmap file format, which uses lossless data compression. It is commonly used for storing graphics that will be displayed on the web, as it supports transparency and can be compressed without losing quality. WMF (Windows Metafile), SWF (Shockwave Flash), and SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) are not bitmap file formats. WMF and SVG are vector file formats, while SWF is a multimedia format used for animations and interactive content.

Question 19

Paint can only keep two graphics open at a time.

Accepted Answer

Paint does not have a limit on the number of graphics (images) it can open at one time; users can open multiple images in separate windows.

Question 20

When you move or copy part of a graphic using a selection tool, you can select the image with a solid background or a transparent background (the default).

Accepted Answer

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Quiz 7: Managing Multimedia Files