Exam 5: Typography and Images

______ is a spacing technique that allows designers to squeeze or stretch text to fit in a specific amount of space.

A(n)______ is a computer input device that reads printed text, images, or objects and translates the results into a digital file.

Most people refer to JFIF images as ______.

To create a(n)______ GIF image, you can specify that the webpage remove a specific color.

You should use interlacing only for web images with smaller file sizes that can be easily downloaded.

GIFs are most suitable for basic, solid-colored images, such as cartoons, diagrams, or navigation buttons.

You can control the JPEG compression level with digital camera settings.

Which font in the figure above is an example of a monospace font?

Rasterizing is the process of creating an image one ______ at a time.

Most standalone digital cameras, and virtually all smartphones, include ______ or other wireless transfer capabilities.

When you ______ an image, you select the part of the image you want to keep and remove the unwanted portion.

Web designers sometimes measure type size in pixels, where 24 pixels equal a 10-point font.

Which of the following best defines a font family?

Discuss the role that readability plays in your selection of a font.

A photo sharing website stores the images to your account and enables you to share, print, and edit image files.

Web designers use the CSS ... tags to address image file display instructions for varying screen sizes.

Web designers often save text as an image to create a logo for a brand.

Which of the following best describes a hero image?

Which font in the figure above is an example of a fantasy font?

The . G I f file format stands for Graphics Internet File.