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Q.1 The transformation that produces a parallel mirror image of an object is called?
A)
Transformation
B)
Scaling
C)
Reflection
D)
Rotation
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Explanation
Reflection is a transformation that flips an object over a line, creating a mirror image of the original shape.
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Q.2 In computer graphics, 'Aliasing' is most commonly recognized as the?
A)
Shading effect
B)
Rendering effect
C)
Staircase effect
D)
None
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Explanation
Aliasing occurs when high-resolution signals are poorly sampled, resulting in visual artifacts like the 'staircase' effect on diagonal lines.
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Q.3 What is the amount of memory or the individual layers in a frame buffer called?
A)
Bit plane
B)
Plane
C)
Bit
D)
None
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Explanation
A bit plane is a set of bits corresponding to one bit position in each pixel's value within the frame buffer.
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Q.4 In the Bresenham’s line algorithm, the error term is typically initialized to?
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Explanation
Initializing the error term to -1/2 (or a related integer constant in optimized versions) allows the algorithm to determine the closest pixel using only integer math.
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Q.5 Which of the following is considered a 'perspective anomaly' in 3D projection?
A)
Oblique
B)
Vanishing point
C)
Cavalier
D)
None
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Explanation
A vanishing point is a point in a perspective drawing to which parallel lines appear to converge as they recede into the distance.
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Q.6 Raster graphics are fundamentally composed of a grid of individual dots called?
A)
Pixels
B)
Lines
C)
Paths
D)
None
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Explanation
Pixels (picture elements) are the smallest individual components of a raster image, each having a specific color or intensity.
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Q.7 What does the acronym GIF stand for in image file formats?
A)
Global image format
B)
Global interchange format
C)
Graphics interchange format
D)
None
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Explanation
GIF stands for Graphics Interchange Format, a bitmap image format developed by CompuServe in 1987.
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Q.8 Identify the 'odd one out' among these computer components based on their primary function:
A)
Mouse
B)
Keyboard
C)
Track ball
D)
Space Ball
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Explanation
Mouse, Trackball, and Spaceball are all pointing devices, whereas a Keyboard is primarily a text-entry device.
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Q.9 The reflection of an object through the origin is equivalent to a rotation with which angle?
A)
45 degree
B)
90 degree
C)
120 degree
D)
180 degree
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Explanation
Rotating an object 180 degrees around the origin produces the same coordinates as reflecting it across both the X and Y axes.
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Q.10 A standard GIF image file supports a maximum of how many distinct colors?
A)
256 colours
B)
128 colours
C)
524 colours
D)
1 million colours
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Explanation
The GIF format uses an 8-bit palette, meaning it can only display a maximum of 256 unique colors.
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Q.11 Which of the following is a primary example of a non-impact printer?
A)
Drum plotter
B)
Electronic printer
C)
Laser printer
D)
All of these
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Explanation
Laser printers are non-impact because they use a laser beam and toner to form images without physically striking the paper.
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Q.12 The memory area that holds the intensity values for all points on a screen is known as the?
A)
Frame buffer
B)
Refresh RAM
C)
Video cache
D)
None
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Explanation
A frame buffer is a portion of RAM that stores the bitmap data for one complete frame of a video display.
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Q.13 The process of selecting and viewing a specific part of a picture is called?
A)
Clipping
B)
Windowing
C)
Projecting
D)
None
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Explanation
Windowing is the technique of selecting a specific region of a larger scene in world coordinates for display.
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Q.14 Which type of compression results in some loss of original image quality?
A)
Lossless
B)
Lossy
C)
Both A & B
D)
None
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Explanation
Lossy compression reduces file sizes by permanently discarding data, which can lead to visible artifacts or reduced quality.
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Q.15 Which device is specifically used in virtual reality to grasp or manipulate virtual objects?
A)
Data glove
B)
Digitizer
C)
Touch panels
D)
None
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Explanation
A data glove is an interactive input device that tracks hand movements and finger positions to interact with a virtual environment.
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Q.16 According to the provided key, which of the following is NOT a standard image file format?
A)
tiff
B)
bmp
C)
jpg
D)
None
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Explanation
Note: While TIFF is a standard image format, it is identified here as the exception. Standard formats include BMP, JPG, and GIF.
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Q.17 The 'Beam Penetration' method for producing color is usually used in which display type?
A)
Raster scan display
B)
LCD
C)
Random scan display
D)
Dust
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Explanation
Beam penetration is used in random-scan (vector) monitors where different speeds of the electron beam penetrate phosphor layers to create colors.
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Q.18 What is a major mathematical disadvantage of the DDA (Digital Differential Analyzer) algorithm?
A)
Round off error
B)
Subtraction error
C)
Addition error
D)
None
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Explanation
DDA relies on floating-point arithmetic, which leads to cumulative rounding errors that can cause the line to drift away from its true path.
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Q.19 Which type of hardware provides positional information to a computer graphics system?
A)
Input devices
B)
Output devices
C)
Pointing devices
D)
Both A & C
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Explanation
Positional and coordinate data are provided to the system through various input devices, specifically those categorized as pointing devices.
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Q.20 What is the standard parametric equation of a straight line between two points P0 and P1?
A)
P(t) = P0+(P1+P0)t
B)
P(t) = P0+(P1-P0)t
C)
P(t) = P0-(P1-P0)t
D)
P(t) = P0-(P1+P0)t
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Explanation
The parametric equation defines a point P on a line segment between P0 and P1 as t varies between 0 and 1.
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