Computer Graphics & Multimedia Previous Year Questions
28 Computer Graphics & Multimedia (Computer Science) questions asked in DSSSB TGT / PGT previous year papers, each with the correct answer and explanation. Read them free on UTpaper, or attempt the full papers as timed online tests.
MPEG involves both spatial compression and temporal compression. The spatial compression is similar to JPEG and temporal compression removes ______ frames.
AVoice
BSpatial
CTemporal
DRedundant
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Correct answer: (D) Redundant
Explanation
MPEG temporal compression removes redundant frames. Consecutive frames are largely the same, so only the differences from reference frames are stored.
Aspect ratio is the ratio of ________ to ________.
Awidth; height
Bheight; width
Cdiagonal; height
Dheight; diagonal
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Correct answer: (A) width; height
Explanation
Aspect ratio is width to height, e.g., 16 : 9.
Q12DSSSB TGT Computer Science (Technical), 8 Aug 2021, Shift 2
What is the full form of JPEG image form?
AJoint Photographic Experts Group
BJoint Photographic Experts Graphics
CJoint Photo Experts Group
DJoint Photo Experts Graphics
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Correct answer: (A) Joint Photographic Experts Group
Explanation
JPEG stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group, the committee that created this lossy image compression standard.
Q13DSSSB TGT Computer Science (Technical), 7 Aug 2021, Shift 2
If an image has a width of 4 inch and an aspect ratio of 3 : 2, then what is its height?
A4/3 inch
B8/3 inch
C2/3 inch
D16/3 inch
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Correct answer: (B) 8/3 inch
Explanation
Aspect ratio 3 : 2 = width : height, so height = 4 × 2/3 = 8/3 inch.
Q14DSSSB TGT Computer Science (Technical), 7 Aug 2021, Shift 2
Rearrange steps involved in two dimensional viewing transformations.
I. Map normalized viewport to device co-ordinates
II. Convert world co-ordinate to viewing co-ordinates
III. Construct world co-ordinate scene using modeling coordinate transformation
IV. Map viewing co-ordinates to normalized viewing co-ordinates using window-viewport specification
AIII → II → IV → I
BII → III → IV → I
CI → II → IV → III
DIII → II → I → IV
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Correct answer: (A) III → II → IV → I
Explanation
2D viewing: build the world-coordinate scene from modeling coordinates (III), convert to viewing coordinates (II), map to normalized coordinates using the window-viewport mapping (IV), then map to device coordinates (I).
Q15DSSSB TGT Computer Science (Technical), 1 Aug 2021, Shift 3
The maximum number of points that can be displayed without overlap on a CRT is referred to as ________.
APersistence
BResolution
CAspect ratio
DPhosphorescence
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Correct answer: (B) Resolution
Explanation
Resolution is the maximum number of points that can be shown on a CRT without overlap, given as horizontal × vertical pixels.
Q16DSSSB TGT Computer Science (Technical), 1 Aug 2021, Shift 1
Consider a triangle with co-ordinates points: A(0, 0), B(3, 3) and C(2, 5). When scaling parameter is 2 towards X-axis and 4 towards y- axis, then what are the new co-ordinates of triangle?
Which of the following formats is commonly used for exporting images for the web?
APNG
BPSD
CBMP
DTIFF
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Correct answer: (A) PNG
Explanation
PNG is a compressed, lossless format with transparency that all browsers support, so it is commonly used for web images. PSD is Photoshop's working file, and BMP/TIFF are large and not web-friendly.
Which of the following displays uses an electron beam that operates like a pencil to create a line image on the CRT screen?
ARotate Scan
BRoster Scan
CRandom Scan
DRaster Scan
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Correct answer: (C) Random Scan
Explanation
A random-scan (vector) display moves the electron beam like a pencil, drawing only the lines of the picture. Raster scan sweeps the whole screen row by row.
Which of the following curves is particularly a kind of spline generated from a set of control points by forming a set of polynomial functions with reference to computer graphics?
AExplicit
BParametric
CImplicit
DBezier
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Correct answer: (D) Bezier
Explanation
A Bezier curve is a spline defined by a set of control points, using polynomial (Bernstein) blending functions.
Note: the answer key gives (A), but an orthographic projection includes horizontal (top) views, so these two go together. The two that cannot be combined in one view are parallel and perspective projection (D), because projectors are either parallel or converge to a centre.
The construction of computer-generated simulations that simulate real-world activities using interactive graphics software and hardware is called:
Avirtual reality systems
Bhybrid systems
Cgenetic algorithms
Dfuzzy neural networks
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Correct answer: (A) virtual reality systems
Explanation
Virtual reality systems use interactive graphics hardware and software to create computer-generated simulated environments that mimic real-world activities, such as flight simulators.
How to use these DSSSB TGT / PGT Computer Science questions
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