Question

digital image terminology
working with photoshop means primarily working with images. one should learn some basic design practices and principles before working with digital images.
purpose
upon completing this project, you will become more familiar with digital image terminology.
steps for completion

1. match the digital image term to its description.

a. pixels b. objects c. image resolution
d. jpeg e. gif f. bmp
g. png h. raster graphic i. resample
a. ______ pieces of an image or an entire image and any other items added to an image.
b. ______ tiny dots of color that make up an image.
c. ______ dimensions of an image that are usually measured in dots per inch (dpi).
d. ______ an older image format that supports millions of colors but typically has larger file sizes than other formats.
e. ______ image format that is known for supporting transparency and millions of colors.
f. ______ an image format used for animations and transparency, and it supports only 256 colors.
g. ______ graphics that use pixels to build an image.
h. ______ popular image format that supports millions of colors but affects an images quality when the file size is reduced.
i. ______ changes the size of an image by changing the number of pixels in the image.
project details
project file n/a
estimated completion time 10 minutes
video reference domain 1
topic key terminology
subtopic digital image
terminology file types and resizing an image
objectives covered
1 working in the design industry
1.4 demonstrate knowledge of key terminology related to digital images
1.4.1 demonstrate knowledge of digital image terminology

Explanation:

a. Objects are pieces of an image etc., so 'a' matches 'B'.
b. Pixels are tiny color - dots, so 'b' matches 'A'.
c. Image resolution is measured in DPI, so 'c' matches 'C'.
d. BMP is an older format with large file sizes, so 'd' matches 'F'.
e. PNG supports transparency and many colors, so 'e' matches 'G'.
f. GIF is for animations and has 256 - color limit, so 'f' matches 'E'.
g. Raster graphics use pixels, so 'g' matches 'H'.
h. JPEG supports many colors but loses quality on size reduction, so 'h' matches 'D'.
i. Resample changes image size by altering pixel number, so 'i' matches 'I'.

Answer:

a. B. Objects
b. A. Pixels
c. C. Image resolution
d. F. BMP
e. G. PNG
f. E. GIF
g. H. Raster graphic
h. D. JPEG
i. I. Resample