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Computer Graphics MCQs with Answers

Practice important Computer Graphics MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q781: What is the purpose of the ColorSpace tool?
  • A: To modify RGB values
  • B: To analyze oversaturated colors
  • C: To adjust brightness
  • D: To scale color values
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B

Q782: The equation for alpha blending involves combining the ________ color with the destination color.
  • A: Source
  • B: Input
  • C: Background
  • D: Final
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A

Q783: In the code example, what does the variable 'av' represent?
  • A: Alpha value
  • B: Blending factor
  • C: Transparency level
  • D: Color intensity
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A

Q784: In the given code, the final color value for red is computed as: p1->r = ________.
  • A: (av * p1->r) + (1 - av) * p2->r
  • B: (av * p1->r) - (1 - av) * p2->r
  • C: (1 - av) * p1->r + av * p2->r
  • D: p1->r + p2->r
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A

Q785: The Alpha value in the code is represented as a ________.
  • A: Byte
  • B: Integer
  • C: Float
  • D: String
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C

Q786: The blending formula in the code is used to blend two ________.
  • A: Images
  • B: Colors
  • C: Pixels
  • D: Layers
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A

Q787: Clamping color values causes ________ to be lost in the scene.
  • A: Subtle changes
  • B: Major color shifts
  • C: Brightness
  • D: Saturation
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A

Q788: The RGB values of a color are clamped between ________.
  • A: -1 and 1
  • B: 0 and 255
  • C: 0 and 1
  • D: -255 and 255
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C

Q789: What is the output of alpha blending with an alpha value of 0x00?
  • A: Completely transparent
  • B: Fully opaque
  • C: Half transparent
  • D: No change in transparency
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A

Q790: The alpha component affects the ________ of a color.
  • A: Transparency
  • B: Brightness
  • C: Saturation
  • D: Contrast
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A

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