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Images and pixels

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GCSE (AQA)
Computer Science
English National Curriculum

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Computer Science
English National Curriculum

3.3.6.a

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  • Q1
    What are images made up of?
    Waves
    Binary
    Pixels
    Pictures
    30s
    3.3.6.a
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  • Q2
    What is a pixel?
    A collection of colours in a graphic image
    The name given to the colours used in images
    A square in a graphic image with an assigned colour
    A black or white image
    30s
    3.3.6.a
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  • Q3
    Why are pixels encoded into binary representations?
    So they can be understood by computers
    To save storage
    To create smaller file sizes
    To make it easier to humans to read
    30s
    3.3.6.a
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  • Q4
    What does image resolution refer to?
    The number of versions of the image
    The image after compression
    The numbers of pixels per inch (ppi)
    The number of images in a folder
    30s
    3.3.6.a
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  • Q5
    What is the correct formula for calculating the file size of an image?
    Pixels high + pixels wide + colour depth = file size
    Pixels high x pixels wide x colour depth = file size
    Pixels high x pixels wide / colour depth = file size
    Pixels high x pixels wide + colour depth = file size
    30s
    3.3.6.a
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  • Q6
    What does the term colour depth mean?
    The amount of colours found in an image
    The amount of bits available to store colour in an image
    The amount of pixels per inch
    The file size of an image
    30s
    3.3.6.a
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  • Q7
    What is a bitmap?
    An image made up of lines and shapes
    An image made up of a number of pixels
    A map of the colour ranges in an image
    A colour chart to use with images
    30s
    3.3.6.a
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  • Q8
    What does reducing the image resolution mean for the file size?
    It increased the file size
    The file size grows at the pixels grow
    It reduces the file size
    The file size stays the same
    30s
    3.3.6.a
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  • Q9
    Which of these is not an image file format
    GIF
    PNG
    WAV
    JPEG
    30s
    3.3.6.a
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  • Q10
    Which of these file formats results in lossy compression?
    GIF
    BMP
    JPEG
    PNG
    30s
    3.3.6.a
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  • Q11
    Why does saving a thumb nail from google, offer a lower quality image than the source file?
    The image needs to be copied and not saved
    The owner of the image copyrights the image to stop it being used
    It is a snapshot of the original and does not have the same resolution
    The thumb nail will have a clearer quality if expanded
    30s
    3.3.6.a
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  • Q12
    How many colours can be represented in a colour depth of 8 bits?
    32768
    10253
    256
    65536
    30s
    3.3.6.a
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