Comp. Graph. FINAL

Question 1

Vector Graphics

Answer 1

Images and lines determined by mathematic equations. Modified and resized without using detail

Question 2

Raster Graphics

Answer 2

Images that are generated using pixels that are assigned to a specific location and value, can lose scale if scaled up

Question 3

DPI

Answer 3

(Dots per inch) - measure of how many dots fit into a linear inch

Question 4

PPI

Answer 4

(Pixels Per Inch) - measure of pixel density used by electronic image devices

Question 5

Minimum Resolution

Answer 5

300 dpi

Question 6

CMYK

Answer 6

Four model process that is used to print, subtractive process

Question 7

RGB

Answer 7

Three hues of light that can be mixed to create dif. colors seen on video and monitors

Question 8

Hex

Answer 8

A six-digit number used in web design and software to represent color

Question 9

Pantone

Answer 9

standardized color reproduction system in with every hue is given a number

Question 10

Artboards

Answer 10

Separate work spaces in illustrator, can export individually as pages

Question 11

Fill

Answer 11

color, pattern, gradient inside an object

Question 12

Stroke

Answer 12

outline of an object or path

Question 13

Levels and Curves

Answer 13

Functions in PS that alter tonal range of an image

Question 14

Layer Mask

Answer 14

Allows to show or hide selected areas of a layer without permanently affecting the pixels

Question 15

Adjustment layers

Answer 15

non-destructive image adjustments to the layers below them.

Question 16

Place command

Answer 16

import both graphic and text files into InDesign

Question 17

Leading

Answer 17

amount of space between each line of type, measured from base to base

Question 18

Kerning

Answer 18

process of adding or subtracting space b/w two characters

Question 19

Tracking

Answer 19

Process of increasing/decreasing space between characters

Question 20

Lorem Ipsum

Answer 20

Dummy text that uses latin words as a placeholder

Question 21

Bleed

Answer 21

Area of an object that extends past the edge of a page to compensate for variations in the output process