Exam 1: Digital Content

Data ____________ refers to any technique that recodes the data in a file so that it contains fewer bits.​

ASCII requires __________ bits for each character.​

Which of the following options are well suited for using vector graphics?​

Which of the following is the technique for adding light and shadows to a 3-D image?​

Video compression can be expressed as a compression ______.​

MIDI files are less compact than digital audio files.​

What is the term used to describes altering the pixel colors where the edges of the object and the background meet, so that the object appears to merge with the background?​

Sampling _______ refers to the number of times per second that a sound is measured during the recording process.​

Digital video uses bits to store color and brightness data for each video frame.​

TIFF, PNG, and GIF graphics formats offer lossy compression.​

A vector graphic can be converted into a bitmap graphic through a process called _________.​

Which of the following is NOT a factor in the quality of digital video?​

Regardless of sampling rate, digital audio file size can be reduced using audio compression techniques.​

The 0s and 1s used to represent digital data are referred to as _________ digits.​

Compressed files usually have ______ at the end of the file name.​

Unicode uses________ bits and provides codes for 65,000 characters.​

8-bit color depth is also called True Color.​

Digital videos look sharpest when they are displayed at a resolution that is larger than the frame size.​

Both scanners and digital cameras produce vector graphics.​

All of the data stored and transmitted by digital devices is encoded as bits.​