Computer Graphics MCQs with Answers
Practice important Computer Graphics MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q1331: The von Koch snowflake is a classic example of a ______.
- A: Euclidean shape
- B: fractal
- C: circle
- D: polygon
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B
Q1332: Fractals are typically generated using ______ rules.
- A: algebraic
- B: iterative or recursive
- C: geometric
- D: random
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B
Q1333: Which of the following is NOT a feature of fractal geometry?
- A: Self-similarity
- B: Infinite detail
- C: Finite length
- D: Infinite length
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C
Q1334: The recursive process in fractals can be used to model objects like ______.
- A: plants
- B: animals
- C: crystals
- D: all of the above
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D
Q1335: Fractal geometry provides a better representation of ______ shapes.
- A: natural
- B: geometric
- C: artificial
- D: regular
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A
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
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A
Q1337: The Koch curve’s length after infinite iterations is ______.
- A: finite
- B: infinite
- C: undefined
- D: constant
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B
Q1338: A fern is an example of a natural object exhibiting ______.
- A: fractal properties
- B: Euclidean geometry
- C: random shapes
- D: fixed dimensions
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A
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
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A
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
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B