Understanding Bitmap and Vector Graphics

What is a bitmap image composed of?

• Vectors

• Pixels

• Layers

• Paths

Which of the following is a key difference between bitmap and vector images?

• Bitmap images are resolution-independent, while vector images are not.

• Bitmap images are made of pixels, while vector images are made of paths.

• Bitmap images are scalable without loss of quality, while vector images are not.

• Bitmap images are typically smaller in file size than vector images.

Which application is most suitable for bitmap images?

• Logo design

• Digital photography

• Technical illustrations

• CAD drawings

In which scenario would vector graphics be most beneficial?

• Editing a photograph

• Designing a company logo

• Creating a pixel art game

• Retouching a portrait

What is a common software used for editing bitmap images?

• Adobe Illustrator

• CorelDRAW

• Adobe Photoshop

• Inkscape

Which of the following is a disadvantage of bitmap images?

• They are not suitable for detailed images.

• They cannot be compressed.

• They lose quality when scaled up.

• They are not compatible with most devices.

What is a common use of vector graphics?

• Creating detailed photo edits

• Designing scalable graphics like icons

• Storing high-resolution images

• Printing photographs

Which file format is typically associated with bitmap images?

• SVG

• EPS

• JPEG

• AI

Which file format is typically associated with vector graphics?

• PNG

• BMP

• GIF

• SVG

Which software is commonly used for creating and editing vector graphics?

• GIMP

• Adobe Lightroom

• Adobe Illustrator

• Paint.NET