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 This activity contains 18 questions.

Question 1.
An image on a computer screen is made up of a matrix of what?

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Question 2.
What does dots per inch (DPI) measure?

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Question 3.
What type of graphics recognizes a red line as a red line rather than as individual pixels?

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Question 4.
Which of the following graphic editing programs give artists and photo editors control over textures, shading, and fine detail?

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Question 5.
Which of the following allows engineers, designers, and architects to use computers to design products?

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Question 6.
Which of the following allows a multimedia-presentation to be created?

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Question 7.
What is the process of creating movement from still images?

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Question 8.
What is the term used to describe seeing an image displayed on the screen while it is created?

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Question 9.
What type of software creates a smaller file that is faster to transfer over the Internet?

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Question 10.
Which of the following is NOT typically considered a component of multimedia?

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Question 11.
What are radio-style programs that can be downloaded on demand or automatically by subscription called?

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Question 12.
Pixels are directly controlled by the user, NOT by the software.

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Question 13.
Bitmapped files are usually fairly large in size.

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Question 14.
Video must be in analog form to be used on a computer so that the computer may treat it as data.

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Question 15.
The use of hypertext allows links only in sequential format.

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Question 16.
Internet radio stations typically allow music to be downloaded.

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Question 17.
Public domain work is freely usable by anyone.

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Question 18.
Match each term with the correct definition.
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A combination of virtual worlds with networking, placing multiple participants in a virtual space
B creation of motion from still pictures
C copying a file from one computer to another local computer
D creation of key frames and objects with the use of software to help fill in the movement of the objects in the in-between frames
E software that puts the user in control of the information flow
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