Text wrapping refers to the alignment of images relative to the text on

the page.
A)True
B)False
Answer: A)True
Which of the following best defines contrast in image editing?
A) Contrast refers to the difference in color tones within an image.
B) Contrast is the sharpness and clarity of an image.
C) Contrast signifies the difference between the highest and lowest
color intensities in an image.
D) Contrast measures the level of saturation in an image.
Answer: C) Contrast signifies the difference between the highest and
lowest color intensities in an image.
Which feature in word processing and image editing software allows
you to treat a collection of images as one single image?
A) Grouping
B) Moving to Front
C) Ungrouping
D) Moving to Back
Answer: A) Grouping
What term refers to the number of pixels per unit of area in an image?
A) Pixel count
B) Image resolution
C) Color depth
D) Compression ratio
Answer: B) Image resolution
What does the acronym “ppi" stand for in the context of image
resolution?
A) Pixels Per Interpolation
B) Picture Per Inch
C) Pixels Per Inch
D) Points Per Inch
Answer: C) Pixels Per Inch
Which of the following file formats supports transparency?
A) JPEG
B) PNG
C) GIF
D) BMP
• Answer: B) PNG
What does DPI stand for in the context of image resolution?
A) Digital Picture Indicator
B) Dots Per Inch
C) Display Pixel Index
D) Dynamic Picture Integration
• Answer: B) Dots Per Inch
Which image editing tool is best suited for removing unwanted parts of
an image?
A) Crop tool
B) Clone stamp tool
C) Blur tool
D) Magic wand tool
• Answer: A) Crop tool
What is the purpose of the "layers" feature in image editing software?
A) To adjust image brightness and contrast
B) To organize and manage different elements of an image separately
C) To apply special effects like filters and gradients
D) To resize an image without losing quality
• Answer: B) To organize and manage different elements of an image separately
Which file format is suitable for saving images with animation?
A) JPEG
B) TIFF
C) GIF
D) BMP
• Answer: C) GIF
Which file format is best suited for photographs with millions of colors?
A) GIF
B) JPEG
C) BMP
D) TIFF
• Answer: B) JPEG
Which tool is used for removing red-eye from photographs?
A) Crop tool
B) Clone stamp tool
C) Red-eye tool
D) Levels tool
• Answer: C) Red-eye tool
Which color mode is used for black and white images?
A) RGB
B) CMYK
C) Grayscale
D) Indexed Color
• Answer: C) Grayscale
What is the primary purpose of image compression?
A) To increase the file size of an image
B) To reduce the quality of an image
C) To decrease the number of pixels in an image
D) To reduce the file size of an image
Answer: D) To reduce the file size of an image
Which tool is commonly used for selecting and isolating specific areas
of an image?
A) Crop tool
B) Rectangle Marquee tool
C) Gradient tool
D) Paintbrush tool
Answer: B) Rectangle Marquee tool
What is the primary purpose of color depth in digital images?
A) To determine the physical dimensions of an image
B) To specify the number of colors available in an image
C) To control the sharpness and clarity of an image
D) To adjust the brightness and contrast of an image
• Answer: B) To specify the number of colors available in an image
Which tool is used for blending and smoothing transitions between
colors in an image?
A) Brush tool
B) Eraser tool
C) Gradient tool
D) Clone stamp tool
• Answer: C) Gradient tool
What is the primary purpose of resizing an image?
A) To change the aspect ratio of an image
B) To adjust the physical dimensions of an image
C) To increase the number of pixels in an image
D) To apply artistic filters and effects to an image
• Answer: B) To adjust the physical dimensions of an image
Which of the following is a common reason for compressing images?
A) To increase image quality
B) To decrease file size
C) To add metadata
D) To change color depth
Answer: B) To decrease file size
What is the primary purpose of compressing images for web use?
A) To ensure consistent color reproduction
B) To reduce bandwidth usage and improve loading times
C) To add metadata for search engine optimization
D) To enable high-resolution printing
Answer: B) To reduce bandwidth usage and improve loading times
Which of the following scenarios would benefit most from image
compression?
A) Archiving high-resolution photographs
B) Printing high-quality posters
C) Sharing images on social media
D) Creating animated GIFs
Answer: C) Sharing images on social media
What is the primary reason for reducing the file size of images in
multimedia applications?
A) To improve image resolution
B) To enhance visual effects
C) To minimize storage requirements and optimize performance
D) To increase color depth
Answer: C) To minimize storage requirements and optimize
performance
Which of the following statements is true regarding reducing the
number of pixels used in an image?
A) It improves image quality
B) It has no effect on image size
C) It decreases image resolution
D) It increases file size
Answer: C) It decreases image resolution
What is the main reason for reducing file size when embedding images
in web pages?
A) To improve search engine optimization (SEO)
B) To ensure consistent color reproduction
C) To minimize bandwidth usage and improve loading times
D) To support high-resolution printing
Answer: C) To minimize bandwidth usage and improve loading times
Which of the following factors does NOT affect the effectiveness of
image compression?
A) Image content
B) Compression algorithm
C) File format
D) Image dimensions
• Answer: D) Image dimensions
Which factor does NOT affect the file size of an image?
A) Image dimensions
B) Color depth
C) Compression method
D) Frame rate
Answer: D) Frame rate
Which type of image content is typically more compressible?
A) Images with a high level of detail
B) Images with a limited color palette
C) Images with transparency
D) Images with animation
Answer: B) Images with a limited color palette
Which image file format supports animation and transparency?
A) JPEG
B) PNG
C) GIF
D) BMP
• Answer: C) GIF
In image editing software, what function allows you to change the
order of layers by moving a selected layer to the top?
A) Move/Bring to Front
B) Move/Bring Forward
C) Move/Bring Backward
D) Move/Bring to Back
Answer: A) Move/Bring to Front
What term refers to the number of bits used to store color data about
each pixel in digital images?
A) Image resolution
B) Compression ratio
C) Pixel count
D) Color depth
Answer: D) Color depth
How is color data typically stored for each pixel in digital images?
A) As numbers ranging from 0 to 265
B) As letters from A to F
C) As 0s and 1s (bits)
D) As decimal codes
Answer: C) As 0s and 1s (bits)
Which color mode is commonly used for printing purposes?
A) RGB
B) CMYK
C) Grayscale
D) Indexed Color
• Answer: B) CMYK
What is the effect of increasing image resolution?
A) Decreases image file size
B) Reduces image quality
C) Increases image sharpness and detail
D) Changes image color depth
• Answer: C) Increases image sharpness and detail
What is the primary advantage of using vector graphics over raster
graphics?
A) Smaller file sizes
B) Infinite scalability without loss of quality
C) Better support for photographic images
D) Faster rendering performance
• Answer: B) Infinite scalability without loss of quality
Which file format supports transparency and animation?
A) PNG
B) JPEG
C) TIFF
D) GIF
• Answer: D) GIF
Which file format is best suited for images with transparent
backgrounds?
A) JPEG
B) PNG
C) BMP
D) TIFF
Answer:B) PNG
Which image file format is commonly used for line art and simple
diagrams?
A) JPEG
B) PNG
C) GIF
D) TIFF
Answer: C) GIF
Which color mode is primarily used for web graphics and digital
displays?
A) RGB
B) CMYK
C) Grayscale
D) Indexed Color
Answer: A) RGB
Which file format is best suited for images with a large number of
colors and gradients?
A) GIF
B) PNG
C) JPEG
D) BMP
Answer: C) JPEG
What does the term "resolution" refer to in digital images?
A) The physical size of an image
B) The number of pixels in an image
C) The color depth of an image
D) The compression ratio of an image
Answer: B) The number of pixels in an image