Introduction to Computing MCQs with Answers
Practice important Introduction to Computing MCQs with answers and explanations.
Multiple Choice Questions
Q311: How is each pixel represented in black and white images?
- A: One byte
- B: One bit
- C: Two bits
- D: Four bits
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B
Q312: What is the primary encoding method for storing shades of gray in an image?
- A: 1 bit
- B: 8 bits
- C: 16 bits
- D: 24 bits
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B
Q313: How many bytes are used to represent one pixel in RGB encoding?
- A: 1 byte
- B: 2 bytes
- C: 3 bytes
- D: 4 bytes
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C
Q314: What does RGB stand for in color image encoding?
- A: Red, Green, Blue
- B: Red, Gold, Blue
- C: Red, Green, Black
- D: Red, Green, Brown
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A
Q315: What is the role of the brightness component in the Brightness Chrominance encoding method?
- A: Represents pixel’s luminance
- B: Represents pixel’s color
- C: Represents pixel’s contrast
- D: Represents pixel’s sharpness
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A
Q316: In Brightness Chrominance, what does Blue Chrominance represent?
- A: Difference between luminance and amount of blue
- B: Difference between luminance and amount of red
- C: Difference between red and green
- D: Difference between green and blue
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A
Q317: What happens to the number of pixels when an image is scaled up?
- A: It decreases
- B: It stays the same
- C: It increases
- D: It becomes blurry
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C
Q318: Which encoding method is used for handling shades of grayness in images?
- A: RGB encoding
- B: Bitmap encoding
- C: 1-bit encoding
- D: 8-bit encoding
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D
Q319: Which image scaling technique uses geometric structures?
- A: Digital Zoom
- B: Bitmap Scaling
- C: Analytical Geometry
- D: Pixel Reproduction
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C
Q320: What are Scalable Fonts typically used in?
- A: Digital Image Processing
- B: Text Rendering
- C: Computer Aided Design (CAD)
- D: Audio Processing
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C