Computer Graphics MCQs with Answers
Practice important Computer Graphics MCQs with answers and explanations.
Chapter: 40
Q1321:
The Hausdorff-Besicovitch dimension of a fractal is calculated using the formula ______.
A. D = log N / log S
B. D = N * S
C. D = log N * S
D. D = N / log S
Correct Answer:
A
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Q1322:
In the Koch curve, after each iteration, the length of the curve ______.
A. increases infinitely
B. decreases infinitely
C. remains constant
D. increases by a fixed amount
Correct Answer:
A
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Q1323:
The Koch curve is an example of a ______.
A. Euclidean geometry
B. fractal
C. circular curve
D. regular polygon
Correct Answer:
B
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Q1324:
A line, square, and cube are examples of shapes from ______ geometry.
A. Euclidean
B. fractal
C. non-Euclidean
D. natural
Correct Answer:
A
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Q1325:
The dimension of a fractal object can be defined by ______.
A. its self-similarity
B. the area it covers
C. the number of small pieces and their scale
D. its color and texture
Correct Answer:
C
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Q1326:
The equation used to calculate the fractal dimension of an object is ______.
A. N = S^D
B. N = D^S
C. D = N * S
D. D = S / N
Correct Answer:
A
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Q1327:
Self-similarity refers to the property where smaller parts of a structure resemble the ______.
A. whole structure
B. larger parts
C. surrounding environment
D. material used
Correct Answer:
A
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Q1328:
The Koch curve demonstrates the concept of fractals by showing how ______.
A. the curve's length remains constant
B. the curve's length increases with each iteration
C. the curve becomes smooth with each iteration
D. the curve converges to a circle
Correct Answer:
B
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Q1329:
Fractal geometries are used to describe structures in ______.
A. nature
B. man-made objects
C. both nature and man-made objects
D. only human inventions
Correct Answer:
A
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Q1330:
A characteristic property of Euclidean shapes is that they are defined by ______.
A. recursive constructions
B. algebraic formulas
C. random processes
D. fractals
Correct Answer:
B
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Q1331:
The von Koch snowflake is a classic example of a ______.
A. Euclidean shape
B. fractal
C. circle
D. polygon
Correct Answer:
B
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Q1332:
Fractals are typically generated using ______ rules.
A. algebraic
B. iterative or recursive
C. geometric
D. random
Correct Answer:
B
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Q1333:
Which of the following is NOT a feature of fractal geometry?
A. Self-similarity
B. Infinite detail
C. Finite length
D. Infinite length
Correct Answer:
C
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Q1334:
The recursive process in fractals can be used to model objects like ______.
A. plants
B. animals
C. crystals
D. all of the above
Correct Answer:
D
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Q1335:
Fractal geometry provides a better representation of ______ shapes.
A. natural
B. geometric
C. artificial
D. regular
Correct Answer:
A
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Q1336:
In fractal geometry, the dimension of an object is determined by how its size changes as the ______ increases.
A. linear dimension
B. area increases
C. shape becomes irregular
D. volume decreases
Correct Answer:
A
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Q1337:
The Koch curve’s length after infinite iterations is ______.
A. finite
B. infinite
C. undefined
D. constant
Correct Answer:
B
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Q1338:
A fern is an example of a natural object exhibiting ______.
A. fractal properties
B. Euclidean geometry
C. random shapes
D. fixed dimensions
Correct Answer:
A
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Q1339:
The L-System is used to model the growth of plants by using a ______.
A. string of characters
B. simple geometric formulas
C. random growth patterns
D. one-dimensional representation
Correct Answer:
A
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Q1340:
In the L-System, the replacement rule for 'F' is typically a ______.
A. simple mathematical function
B. complex recursive rule
C. random replacement
D. finite sequence
Correct Answer:
B