Question 1

Short key of group?
A)ctrl+g
B)ctrl+d
C)ctrl+a
D)ctrl+shift-g

Accepted Answer

Ctrl+G is commonly used as the shortcut key for grouping objects in various software applications.

Question 2

Sound editing software
A)photoshop
B)sound forge
C)dream weaver
D)sound elements

Accepted Answer

Sound Forge is a sound editing software.

Question 3

What dose these term refere to:
-3D Object
A)anything with a position in 3d space
B)object in story board
C)property
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

A 3D object refers to anything that has a position in three-dimensional space, meaning it has length, width, and height dimensions.

Question 4

What dose these term refere to:
-3D Shutter Glasses
A)electronic liquid crystal shutters
B)shutter of camera
C)shutter of animated frame
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

3D Shutter Glasses use electronic liquid crystal shutters to alternately block and allow light to each eye, creating a stereoscopic 3D effect.

Question 5

What dose these term refere to:
-3DS
A)file format of autodesk 3d studio
B)3d animation software
C)3d character design
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

3DS refers to a file format used by Autodesk 3D Studio, which is a tool for 3D modeling and animation.

Question 6

What dose these term refere to:
-Alpha Channel
A)audio channel
B)video channel
C)multimedia channel
D)a mask specifies the transparency of

Accepted Answer

The alpha channel is a mask that specifies the transparency of an image or video. It allows for the creation of images with transparent or semi-transparent areas.

Question 7

What dose these term refere to:
-Ambient Light
A)illuminating uniformly from all sides
B)back light
C)spot light
D)three point light

Accepted Answer

Ambient light refers to light that illuminates uniformly from all sides, providing a base level of illumination in a scene without specific directionality.

Question 8

What dose these term refere to:
-Angle of incidence
A)the relative angle between a lit surface and the light source.
B)angle in y axis
C)angle in x axis
D)angle in mid point

Accepted Answer

The angle of incidence refers to the angle between the incoming light ray and the normal (perpendicular) to the surface at the point of incidence. It is used to describe how light or other radiation strikes a surface, not related to specific axes or midpoints.

Question 9

What dose these term refere to:
-Animation Channel
A)channel for animated gif
B)different position, rotation of animation
C)channel animated audio
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Animation channels refer to the various properties of an object that can be animated, such as its position, rotation, and scale, among others. These channels allow for the manipulation of specific aspects of an object's animation within a digital animation or 3D modeling software.

Question 10

What dose these term refere to:
-Nuke
A)node based digital compositing
B)natural user key
C)name of an application software
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Nuke is a node-based digital compositing application used in the post-production process for film and television.

Question 11

What dose these term refere to:
-Maya
A)3d software
B)2d software
C)lighting techniques
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Maya is a 3D computer graphics software used for creating interactive 3D applications, including video games, animated film, TV series, or visual effects.

Question 12

What dose these term refere to:
-Simulation
A)imitation of a situation
B)encouragement
C)speeding action
D)story board

Accepted Answer

Simulation refers to the imitation of a situation or process, often using models or virtual environments to replicate real-world scenarios for study, training, or analysis purposes.

Question 13

What dose these term refere to:
-Anti-aliasing
A)removing
B)aligning
C)kerning
D)blending harsh contours

Accepted Answer

Anti-aliasing refers to the technique used in digital imaging to reduce the visual artifacts and harsh contours that occur at the edges of objects due to the square pixels that make up the image. This process helps in smoothing out these edges, making them appear more natural and less jagged.

Question 14

What dose these term refere to:
-Aperture
A)the opening size of a camera lens
B)frame size of a monitor
C)size of an animation frame
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Aperture refers to the opening size of a camera lens, which controls the amount of light that reaches the camera's sensor or film.

Question 15

What dose these term refere to:
-Array
A)frames per second
B)a set of elements put together into a single entity
C)frames of a 3d animation
D)elements of animation composition

Accepted Answer

An array refers to a set of elements organized into a single entity, allowing for the storage and manipulation of multiple items under a single variable name.

Question 16

What dose these term refere to:
-AVI
A)audio video interleave
B)absolute video interface
C)addictive visual interface
D)advanced video interaction

Accepted Answer

AVI stands for Audio Video Interleave, a multimedia container format introduced by Microsoft in November 1992 as part of its Video for Windows technology.

Question 17

What dose these term refere to:
-Bevel
A)method of creating sharp edges
B)method of eliminating sharp edges
C)method of creating tonal gradation
D)method of composing elements

Accepted Answer

Bevel refers to the method of eliminating sharp edges, typically on wood, metal, or other materials, by cutting the edges at an angle to create a sloped edge. This technique is often used to enhance the appearance of an object or to remove sharp edges for safety.

Question 18

What dose these term refere to:
-Binary Space Partition
A)technique used in real-time rendering
B)organizing space for different characters
C)partition for installing software
D)none of the above

Accepted Answer

Binary Space Partition (BSP) is a method used in computer graphics to recursively subdivide a space into convex sets by hyperplanes. This technique is often used in the rendering of scenes for real-time video games to determine the order in which to render surfaces.

Question 19

What dose these term refere to:
-Bitmap
A)two-dimensional monochrome raster image
B)two dimensional vector image
C)google map
D)animation mapping

Accepted Answer

The answer of What dose these term refere to:
-Bitmap
A)two-dimensional monochrome...

Question 20

What dose these term refere to:
-Bit
A)the building blocks of computer data
B)binary interface
C)pixels
D)raster image formats

Accepted Answer

A bit, short for binary digit, is the smallest unit of data in computing and digital communications, representing a 0 or 1.

Quiz 2: Technical Terms in Graphic Design and 3D Imaging

Short key of group?

Sound editing software

What dose these term refere to: -3D Object

What dose these term refere to: -3D Shutter Glasses

What dose these term refere to: -3DS

What dose these term refere to: -Alpha Channel

What dose these term refere to: -Ambient Light

What dose these term refere to: -Angle of incidence

What dose these term refere to: -Animation Channel

What dose these term refere to: -Nuke

What dose these term refere to: -Maya

What dose these term refere to: -Simulation

What dose these term refere to: -Anti-aliasing

What dose these term refere to: -Aperture

What dose these term refere to: -Array

What dose these term refere to: -AVI

What dose these term refere to: -Bevel

What dose these term refere to: -Binary Space Partition

What dose these term refere to: -Bitmap

What dose these term refere to: -Bit