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Froggy Jumps Yr9 3.3 Audiovisual L2 recapOnline version Select the correct answer from the multiple options by Liz Swallow 1 What are the individual elements of a digital image called? a Pixels b Bytes c Colours 2 What does the resolution of an image refer to? a The number of colours used in the image b The size of the image file in bytes c The number of pixels in the image 3 If 8 bits are used to represent each of the red, green, and blue values, how many possible values can each colour have? a 8 b 24 c 256 4 A common colour depth for bitmap images is: a 8 bits per pixel b 16 bits per pixel c 24 bits per pixel 5 What is meant by colour depth? a The number of bits used to represent the colour of each pixel b The size of the image file c The number of pixels across the image 6 Which colours of light are used in the RGB colour model? a Black, White, Grey b Cyan, Magenta, Yellow c Red, Green, Blue 7 How do digital images create different colours? a By mixing paints b By mixing red, green, and blue light at different intensities c By using filters 8 In a 24-bit colour image, how many bits are used for each primary colour? a 6 bits b 8 bits c 12 bits 9 An image has a resolution of 800 × 600 pixels and a colour depth of 24 bits per pixel. What is the image size in bits? a 800 × 600 = 480,000 bits b 24 × (800 × 600) = 11,520,000 bits c 24 × 800 = 19,200 bits

Froggy Jumps

Yr9 3.3 Audiovisual L2 recapOnline version

Select the correct answer from the multiple options

by Liz Swallow

What are the individual elements of a digital image called?

Pixels

Bytes

Colours

What does the resolution of an image refer to?

The number of colours used in the image

The size of the image file in bytes

The number of pixels in the image

If 8 bits are used to represent each of the red, green, and blue values, how many possible values can each colour have?

256

A common colour depth for bitmap images is:

8 bits per pixel

16 bits per pixel

24 bits per pixel

What is meant by colour depth?

The number of bits used to represent the colour of each pixel

The size of the image file

The number of pixels across the image

Which colours of light are used in the RGB colour model?

Black, White, Grey

Cyan, Magenta, Yellow

Red, Green, Blue

How do digital images create different colours?

By mixing paints

By mixing red, green, and blue light at different intensities

By using filters

In a 24-bit colour image, how many bits are used for each primary colour?

6 bits

8 bits

12 bits

An image has a resolution of 800 × 600 pixels and a colour depth of 24 bits per pixel. What is the image size in bits?

800 × 600 = 480,000 bits

24 × (800 × 600) = 11,520,000 bits

24 × 800 = 19,200 bits

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Yr9 3.3 Audiovisual L2 recap

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Yr9 3.3 Audiovisual L2 recapOnline version

by Liz Swallow

What are the individual elements of a digital image called?

What does the resolution of an image refer to?

If 8 bits are used to represent each of the red, green, and blue values, how many possible values can each colour have?

A common colour depth for bitmap images is:

What is meant by colour depth?

Which colours of light are used in the RGB colour model?

How do digital images create different colours?

In a 24-bit colour image, how many bits are used for each primary colour?

An image has a resolution of 800 × 600 pixels and a colour depth of 24 bits per pixel. What is the image size in bits?

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