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SECTION -A
i) General Awareness
1. CAG of India is appointed by whom ?5. The Headquarters of International
. (A) President of India
Court of Justice located at
(8) Prime Minister of India
(C) Lok Sabha Speaker (A) Rome, Italy
(D) None of the above
(8) Shanghai, China
2. Choose the correct pair of Railways
with its Headquarters. (C)· The Hague, Netherland
a. Central Railway - Mumbai
(0) None of the above
b. Northern Railway - New Delhi
Choose the right option given below :
(A) Both a and b are correct 6. Sri Lanka is separated from India by
(8) Only a is correct which of the following strait?
(C) Only b is correct
(D) None of the above (A) Palk strait
3. Which of the following tree species (8) Malacca strait
considered as a National tree
of India? (C) Gibraltar strait
(A) lndian Banyan tree
(D) None of the above
(8) Ashoka tree
(C) Neem tree
7. Which of the following mountain range
(D) None of the above
is considered as the continuation of the
4. Nobel Award, 2018 for Economics
awarded to William Nordhaus and Western Ghats?
Paul Romer for their contribution to
(A) Behavioural economics (A) Satpura hills range
(8) Contract theory (8) Aravan hills range
(C) Integrating climate change and
technological innovation with (C) Cardamom hills range
economic growth
(0) None of the above (0) None of the above
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8. _Where was the design of our national 11.
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Which one of the following
organization releases the "Living
flag adopted?
Planet Report" ?
(A) Surat Session of Congress, 1907
(A) The World Wildlife Fund
(B) Constituent Assembly of India, 1947 (B) IUCN (International Union for
Conservation of Nature)
(C) Haripura Congress Session, 1938 ,
(C) Botanical Survey of India
(D) None of the above
(D) Zoological Survey of India
9. From where was the National Emblem
12. When was National Youth Day observed
of India adopted? every year?
(A) Lion, Capital of Ashoka at Saranath (A) 12th January
(B) 21st March
(B) Mundaka Upanishad
(C) 21st June
(C) Pataliputra, Capital of Ashoka
(D) None of the above
(D) None of the above
13. When was National Science Day
10. Select the right statement about observed every year?
(A) 14th February
the Government of India Initiative
(B) 28th February
Oigiyatra.
(C) 21st October
(A) It was launched by the Union (D) None of the above
Ministry of Civil Aviation
14. "Hand in Hand" a joint military
(B) It was launched by the Union exercise held between which of the
Ministry of Tourism following countries?
(A) India and China
(C) It was launched by the Union
(B) India and UAE
Ministry of External Affairs
(C) India and Bangladesh
(D) None of the above (D) India and Nepal
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ii) General Intelligence and Reasoning Ability
21. Find the missing number.
26. . One student is asked to divide a half of
48, 24, 96, 1, 192. a number by 6 and other half by 4 and
(A) 48 (8) 47 then to add the two quantities. Instead of
(C) 44 doing so, the student divides the given
(D) 54
number by 5. If the answer is 4 short of
22. If A = 1, FAT = 27, then FAITH = ? the correct answer, then the number was
(A) 44 (8) 45 (A) 320
(C) 46 (D) 36 (B) 400
(C) 480
23. If P is the husband of Q and R is the
(D) None of the above
mother of Sand Q. What is R to P ?
(A) Mother
27. Daily earnings of two persons are in the
(8) Sister ratio 4 : 5 and their daily expenses are
(C) Aunt 'in the ratio 7: 9. If each saves ~ 50 per
day, their daily incomes in ~ are
(D) Mother-in-law
(A) 40,50
24. LARGE: NCTIG :: QUIET: (8) 50,40
(A) SWKGV (C) 400,500
(8) GKVWS (D) None of the above
(C) RPQMN
(D) TEIUQ 28. In a family of 6 members, 8 has 2
daughters and an unmarried son. N is
Q's (female) brother-in-law. 'L' has a
25. There are 5 different houses, A to E
son'S'. Q is F's sister. 8 is L's father.
in a row. A is to the right of 8 and E is Then F is S's
to the left of C and right of A, 8 is to (A) Father
the right of D. Which house is in the
(B) Brother
middle?
(C) Aunty
(A) A (B) B
(D) Uncle
(C) C (D) D
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29. A, 8, C, D and E are 5 shopkeepers. 32. Find the odd man out.
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They have to be arranged in a particular 16,25,36,62,144,196,225.
order in 6 shops, as per the condition (A) 36
given below:
(8) 62
1) E occupies a shop after D.
(C) 196
2) A and E do not occupy the end
(D) 144
positions.
3) There are 2 people and 3 shops
Direction for Q. No. 33 and 34 :
between A and C.
4 people A, 8, C, D stay on 4 different floors
4) 8 occupies position 1.
of a building and each one of them prefers a
Who occupies the shop next to 8 ?
particular brand of watch from 'the following:
(A) A
-) Omega, Titan, Fastrack, and Citizen
(8) DandA 1) A takes either the 4thor 3rd floor and
(C) C prefers Titan.
(D) E 2) -,8 stays just above the person who
likes Citizen.
30. If in a certain code language NAME is 3) Person who likes Fastrack stays on
the 4thfloor.
written as 4258, then what is coded as
MEAN? 4) D stays on a higher floor than C.
(A) 2458
33. Who stays on the first floor ?
(8) 5842 (A) A
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(C) 8524 (8) C
(D) 5824 (C) 8
(D) D
31. 2,7,16,1,46,67,92.
34. Who prefers Citizen?
(A) 29
(A) A
(8) 35 (8) D
(C) 36 (C) 8
(D) 41 (D) C
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For questions 35 and 36 refer to the data 39. Tanya is older than Eric.
below:·
Cliff is older than Tanya.
ALlB = A+B A B = A-B AoB = A+B Eric is older than Cliff.
2 ,0 2' A-B'
A*B=A-B If the first two statements are true,
A+B
then the third statement is
35. Find the value of (2Ll8) 0 (6Ll4).
(A) True
(A) 10 (B) 20
(B) False
(C) 0 (0) 2
(C) Uncertain
36. Find the value of (1006) Ll (28020). (0) None of these
(A) 5 (B) 6
(C) 8 (0) 10 40. Fact 1 : Jessica has four children.
Fact 2 : Two of the children have blue
37. Sound: Cacophony
eyes and two of the children have brown
(A) Taste : Style
eyes.
(B) Touch : Massage
Fact 3 : Half of the children are girls.
(C) Smell : Stench
(0) Sight: Panorama If the first three statements are facts,
which of the following statements must
38. Here are some words translated from also be a fact ?
an artificial language.
I. At least one girl has blue eyes.
moolokarn means blue sky
wilkospadi means bicycle race II. Two of the children are boys.
moolowilko means blue bicycle III. The boys have brown eyes.
Which word could mean 'race car' ?
(A) II only
(A) wi Ikozwet
(B) I and III only
(B) spadiwilko
(C) II and III only
(C) moolobreil
(0) spadivolo (0) None of these
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49. A ladder is placed against a wall such 52. If one angle of a triangle is equal to one
that its foot is at a distance of 2.5 m from angle of the other triangle and the sides
the wall and its top reaches a window including these angles are proportional,
6 m above the ground. Find the length then the triangles are
of the ladder.
(A) Congruent
(A) 8.5 m
(B) Similar
(B) 4.5 m
(C) Both (A) and (8)
(C) 3.5 m
(0) None of these
(0) 6.5 m
53. The area of a sector of a ci rcle with
radius 6 ern, if the angle of the sector
50. The points A(5, -2), B(6, 4) and
2
C(7, -2) are the vertices of is 60°, is (use rt = 27 )
(A) An isosceles triangle 13 2
(A) -cm
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f
(B) Equilateral triangle
132 2
(B) -cm
(C) Right angled triangle 7
(0) None of these 122 2
(C) -cm
7
51. If 15 cot A = 8, then sec A is (0) 132 ern"
(A) 17<17 54. When a fair die is thrown, the
probability of getting a number greater
(B) 1% than 3 is
1
(A) - (B) 3
(C) -
%3 2 4
(0) 1%23 1 5
(C) - (0) -
6 6
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v) English Language and Comprehension
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Pick out the word that is most nearly the
84. Find one word substitute for the following
same in meaning as the given word.
from the passage.
81. DINGY 'A person who studies about birds.'
(A) spotless (B) dusty
(A) Sailor
(C) immaculate (D) unsoiled
(B) Mystery
82. REALM
(C) Ornithologist
(A) province (B) give up
(D) None of the above
(C) surrender (D) turn over
85. What is surprising about the migration
Read the following passage and answer the of birds?
questions (Q. No. 83-86)
(A) They migrate from one place to
Some birds have two homes - one for the
winter season and the other for summer. Each another
year they migrate from their winter homes to (B) They travel vast distance
their summer homes and back again, flying
(C) They manage to find their way
thousands of kilometers across many countries
and oceans. But the wonder is that they never home
get lost; they always manage to find their way (D) None of the above
home even though they have to travel such
vast distances. This is one of the misteries of 86. How do sailors find out their position?
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nature. Some ornithologists who have studied
(A) By contacting the shore authority
the migratory habits of birds think the creatures
may have some kind of direction finding (B) They refer the position of the sun
instrument in their brains. Others believe
(C) They refer the position of the stars
that they are able to find out their position by
referring to the position of the sun or the stars (D) Both (B) and (C)
in the sky just as sailors do at sea.
87. The wealthy farmer surveyed his
83. Find an appropriate word from the fertile fields.
passage to fill in the blanks.
The underlined word is
Thousands of workers to this
area each summer. (A) a verb
(A) Direct (B) a pronoun
(B) Migrate
(C) an adjective
(C) Sails
(D) None of the above (D) an adverb
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Fill in the blanks with appropriate word. Fill in the blanks with appropriate verb form.
88. The tourists arrived by road and
___ rail. 95. He her letter a week ago.
(A) in (A) received
(8) by
(C) through (D) an (8) had received
(C) has received
89. The land was formed in accordance (D) receive
___ the best modern ideas.
(A) by (8) for 96. He has for five hours.
(C) with (D) from (A) Sleeping
(B) Slept
90. The giant was ugly he was
kind. (C) Been sleeping
(A) but (8) though (D) Sleep
(C) for (D) till
Select appropriate phrasal verb to
Identify the indirect object in the following fill in the blanks.
sentences.
97. Doctors are often at night.
91 . Kate gave Jean an expensive present. (A) called off
(A) gave (8) Jean (8) call up
(C) Kate (D) present (C) called out
(D) call through
92. The chef made the late arrivals a hasty
supper.
98. If you are a diabetic, you must __
(A) the chef sugar.
(8) the late arrivals (A) cut out (8) cut off
(C) made (C) cut on (D) cut in
(D) a hasty supper
Select the wrongly spelt word.
Fill in the blanks with appropriate article if
necessary. 99. (A) jargon
(8) allan
93. whale is an endangered
species.
(C) regimen,
(D) extract
(A) a (B) the
(C) an (D) not necessary 100. (A) twinge
94. He was useful person. (8) imbue
(A) an (B) a (C) sceptics
(C) the (D) not necessary (D) alegiance
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SECTION-B
Post Specific Subject - Related Questions
101. Thanks to the presence of _ 105. The appearance of sharpness depends
screen, you can view your photos on both the optics and on
immediately on your digital camera. the resolving power of the eye.
(A) of the light
(A) LCD
(8) of the lens
(8) Optical
(C) background I foreground
(C) Tube (D) shade
(D) Green matte
106. ISO priority is particularly useful
102. Why do you have to use the white when you don't want to make any
compromises over image quality by
balance option on digital camera ?
introducing into the picture.
(A) To get the light right on camera (A) Noise
(8) To balance the background (8) High-res.
colour (C) Pixels
(C) To understand the sunlight (D) Gaussian finish
(D) To keep the colour looking as
107. , which is directly related
natural as possible in the picture to the aperture size refers to how
much of the image from foreground to
103. Exposure is the of light to background, looks sharply focused.
create a photo. (A) Shallow field
(8) Depth of focus
(A) Thickness of the amount
(C) Depth of field
(8) Harshness of the amount
(D) Depth of ground
(C) Measure of the amount
(D) Fairness of the amount 108. A standard or normal lens produces
an image that is roughly equivalent to
the way a scene appears when viewed
104. Digital cameras need higher resolution
with
lenses because of the small size of the
(A) the binoculars
individual elements.
(8) ND filter
(A) Key (8) Light (C) the naked eye
(C) Polar (D) Sensor (D) UV filter
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109. A 28 mm wide angle lens is ideal for 114. If there is a need to take picture from
photographing a very close focusing distances which
(A) Distant tower lens is well suited?
(B) Group of people (A) Zoom lens
(C) Portraiture (B) Shift lens
(D) Eye of a bird (C) Standard lens
(D) Macro lens
110. 28-85 mm lens is called
115. Slower shutter speeds allow
(A) zoom lens
light to reach the sensor.
(B) fixed focal length lens
(A) More (B) Less
(C) auto lens (C) Very little (D) Soft
(D) angle of view
116. Higher ISO settings effectively make
111. A telephoto lens has specially desiqned the sensor behave as though it is more
optics that allow it to have a to light.
in a relatively short barrel. (A) Open
(A) Short focal length (B) Sensitive
(B) Long focal length (C) Close
(D) Insensitive
(C) Both (A) and (B)
.(0) None of the above 117. A short focal length as in a wide angle
lens gives more depth of field than does
112. What kind of a light does a diffuser a longer telephoto lens.
produce? (A) True
(A) Soft, wide spread of light (B) False
(B) Outdoor light (C) Both (A) and (B)
(C) Harsh, wide spread of light (D) Incorrect statement
(D) Daylight
118. There are three basic and widely used
113. metering methods, although not all are
Severely bowed and circular images are
used in entry level cameras such as
the hallmarks of what lens?
(A) Center-Weighted, Par and Matrix
(A) Macro lens
(B) Center-Weighted, Spot and
(B) 300 mm prime lens Demetri
(C) Telephoto lens (C) Center-Weighted, Spot and Matrix
(D) Fisheye lens (D) Spot, Middle and Matrix
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119. In order to allow more pictures to be 124. Video footage is essentially made up
saved, the most common format is ofa that are played back to
which compresses the
information. create the impression of movement the
(A) BMP (B) RAW frame rate refers to the speed at which
(C) JPEG (D) PNG there are recorded.
(A) Series of moving objects
120. Raw files need to be converted using
(B) Series of channels
a Raw processor before they can be
displayed or printed. (C) Series of moving videos
(A) True (D) Series of still frames
(B) False
(C) Both (A) and (B) 125. A drawback of digital SLRs which is not
(D) Incorrect statement immediately obvious, is that changing
exposes the chip to the rude
121. is a feature sometimes environment.
adopted by DSLR camera displays
which enable the user to hold the (A) Lens
camera at unusual angles. (B) Memory card
(A) Dutch angle
(C) Battery
(B) Swivel-mount screen
(C) Fixed screen
(0) Fishplate
(D) Menu bar
126. A pro lenses will offer a maximum
122. gives the true, objective aperture of
measure of the exposure and displays (A) f/18
the relative proportions of all the
(B) 1/100
tones.
(A) Tungsten (C) f/2.8 or wider
(B) Dynamic range (D) 1/250
(C) Heliogram
(D) Histogram 127. Mechanical cameras needed very little
to keep them working, but digital models
123. The most popular camera in the world are more complex.
from sometime is
(A) True
(A) Nikon 090
(B) iPhone (B) False
(C) Mirrorless camera (C) Both (A) and (B)
(D) Hasselblad (D) None of the above
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128. filters have a role because 132. GIMP stands for
of the ways in which they reduce light (A) Generated Image Manufactured
scattering from a scene. Program
(B) Generated Image Maintained
(A) Lens cover
Program
(B) White balance (C) GNU Image Manipulation Program
(C) Black balance (D) Graphical Image Manufactured
Program
(D) UV and polarizing
133. Active memory instantly available to
129. The electronic pathway for sending data whatever program you are using is
known as
within a computer and external devices
(A) ROM (Read Only Memory)
is known as
(B) RAM (Random Access Memory)
(A) Highway (B) Stylus (C) DVD
(C) Bus (D) Darkroom (D) OS
130. 134. Thanks to software can
A typical system should comprise a
be easily updated when new camera
powerful computer (CPU), models-come out.
a removable media drive for transporting (A) Camera manufacturers
files, and inkjet printer. (B) HP Laptops
(A) aSATA (C) Mac book pro
(D) Internet
(B) a large monitor
(C) server 135. Monitors work in and so in
theory can display most colours.
(D) firewire
(A) Basic settings
(B) RGB
131. Do modern Macs (apple systems) with
(C) Image
Intel processors allow both Mac OS X
(D) Light room
and Windows to be run?
(A) Yes they do 136. CRT (in monitors) stands for
(A) Cathode Ray Tube
(B) No they do not
(B) Cristal Ray Tube
(C) Only when it is used by engineers (C) Cathode Ray Television
(D) None of the above (D) Computer Ray Tube
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137. is the small mouse like 141. The slow shutter speeds needed to
device which can be placed directly on
make good exposure in low light can
the display screen where it reads and
measures the colours displayed in the often lead to what?
i1profiler software. (A) Sharp image
(A) Perceptual
(B) Depth of field
(B) Lightbox
(C) Camera shake
(C) Fidelity
(D) Colorimeter (D) Dark image
138 .. Unlike a traditional hard disk that uses 142. AEB (Camera setting) stands for
a spinning magnetic disk to store its (A) Auto Exposure Baring
information a drive stores
data on a bank of chips ln a similar (B) Auto Exposure Balancing
fashion to a camera memory card. (C) Auto Exposure Blending
(A) Solid-state (B) Blu-ray
(D) Auto Exposure Bracketing
(C) DVD (D) DCP
143. Sequential burst mode runs off the
139. is a reddish-brown monochrome
tint that gives a picture a warm 'antique' series of exposures as you hold down
feeling. what?
(A) Black and white (A) Focusing ring
(B) Alpha
(B) Shutter release button
(C) Sepia
(C) Self-timer
(D) Grayscale
(D) Ring knob
140. If you are a casual digital camera user
or amateur photographer, Picasa is 144. Shooting with the macro lens can
the clear-cut solution to most of your create
problems.
(A) Light tent
(A) True
(B) Abstract images
(B) False
(C) Both true and false (C) Syncimages
(D) Incorrect statement (D) Vector images
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A camera with a shutter speed that's 149. If your camera has been subjected to
slower than a second or two can be bad weather or you suspect water has
used to shoot flowing water and make gotten inside it then to safeguard your
it look like a painting. camera
(A) Incorrect statement (A) Open the camera body and expose
it to fire
(B) Camera will not allow shutter
(B) Open lens and expose camera
speeds to slow down a second or
sensor to sun
two
(C) Keep it inside an air conditioned
(C) Correct statement
container
(0) Camera does not allow shutter to (0) Remove the battery and memory
change card and let the camera dry for
24 hours
146. Eye pupils dilate in the dark, thus
reflecting the flash light in the eye's 150. To keep the camera safe it is advised
generally to avoid
blood vessels. This gives a person a
' effect. (A) clicking images
(B) high temperature storage
(A) Red eye (B) Red face
(C) using memory card
(C) Flash eye (0) Red rose
(0) none of the above
147. One can sharpen any image using
151. Flash memory chips (Similar to the
Photoshop's filter.
RAM chips used inside our PCs) don't
(A) Blur mask require
(B) Noise mask (A) Battery power
(C) Unsharp mask (B) Covering body
(0) Render mask (C) Sun protection
(0) Smart card
148. By using Histogram option on Photoshop
152. Having a pixel of one million pixels is
one can correct
called in photography terms as
(A) History
(A) Gigapixel
(B) Exposure
(B) Billionpixel
(C) Grammar (C) Terapixel
(0) Resolution (0) Megapixel
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153. An image made up of two or more 158. The ratio between the width and height
images super imposed in the camera of an image or image sensor is
is known as
(A) Perfect Ratio
(A) Multiple exposure image
(8) Aspect Ratio
(8) Supra picture
(C) Asper Ratio
(C) Multi storage image
(D) Preferred Ratio
(D) Chroma key
159. Which format collects un interpolated
154. is the image file format data directly from the image sensor
designed for display of line art on the before processing ?
web.
(A) . J81G
(A) GIF (8) TIFF
(8) Layered image file format
(C) X PixMap (D) 8MP (C) PDF
(D) CCD raw format
155. The program that controls the camera's or
computer's hard drive is referred to as
160. Standard paper size; 210 x 297 mm is
(A) NTSC
popularly called as
(8) Nicard
(A) A4 (8) A3
(C) PAL
(C) Dummy (D) A6
(D) Operating System
161. URL stands for
156. The more pixels used in an image, the
(A) Uniform Resource Locator
more details can be seen and the higher
(8) Unicode Resource Locator
the image's
(C) Uniform Research Locator
(A) Range
(D) Unicode Research Locator
(8) Rate
(C) Resolution 162. A general term for various photographic
(D) Redemption manipulation that create illusory spatial
relations in the shot, such as super
157. _____ is an input device that imposition, a matte shot and rear
uses light to read printed information projection is
and transfers it to the computer in digital (A) Visual efforts/VFS
format.
(8) Visual effectsNFX
(A) Xerox (8) Fax
(C) Visual illusions
(C) Adapter (D) Scanner
(D) Visual snapsNs
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163. A popular form of flash memory card is 169. A series of 256 tones ranging from pure
also known as white to pure black is called as
(A) Smart Media (A) Squares
(B) Smart Sheet (B) Junctions
(C) Smart Graphs (C) Grayscales
(D) Smart Circuit (D) Dots
164. is the person or the object that's 170. portable personal computer.
the centre of the composition.
(A) Servo (B) Linux
(A) Background (B) Foreground
(C) Desktop (D) Laptop
(C) Midground (D) Subject
171. What do you call a picture that captures
165. A three-legged supporting stand used to
a person's appearance and character?
hold a camera steady is referred to as
(A) Passport
(A) Gorilla pod (B) Tree pod
(B) Portrait
(C) Tripod (D) Stand pod
(C) Painting a picture
166. What do you call a separate window on (D) Pose
the camera through which you look to
172. The small picture elements that make
compose images?
up a digital photograph is known as
(A) Vantage point
(A) Pixel (8) Pixar
(8) View finder
(C) Pinhole (D) Pentax
(C) View point
(D) Vantage view
173. The larger the difference in density, the
greater the
··167. The appearance to the eye of objects
(A) Darkness (8) Hues
in respect to their relative distance and
positions. This is a definition for (C) Contrast (D) Brightness
(A) Perspective (B) Perseverance
174. DPI stands for
(C) Portrayal (D) Parallel image
(A) Dots Percentage Image
168. A grid is a pattern of (B) Dots Per Image
(A) Squares (8) Junctions (C) Dots Particular Image
(C) Rectangles (D) Points (D) Dots Per Inch
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175. General term to decrease the size of the 180. A computer, monitor and its peripherals
lens aperture. (Opposite of open up) dedicated to a single use is called as
(A) Stop up (A) Play store
(B) Stop down (8) Apple store
(C) Up down (C) Workstation
(D) Opener (D) I store
176. What are the four process colours used 181. PNG stands for
for printing, including black (key) ?
(A) Photoshop Network Graphic
(A) CMYG (B) CMYK
(B) Photoshop Neutral Graphic
(C) RGYK (D) CMGK (C) Portable Newton Graphic
(D) Portable Network Graphics
177. The image created using computer
(CGI) is called as
182. The appearance of instant reaction on
(A) Computer Graphical Image the screen to the commands that the
(B) Computer Graphite Image " user makes - that is, no appreciable
(C) Computer Generated Image time lag in operations is called as
(D) Computer General Image (A) In Time
(B) Real Time
178. are the recording medium (C) No Time
in low to medium resolution scanners
(D) Original Time
and in digital cameras.
(A) DVD 183. is the wireless connectivity
(B) VCD (Video Compact Disk) standard, commonly used to connect
(C) VCP computers to the internet via a wireless
modem or router.
(D) CCD (Charge-Coupled Device)
(A) Bluetooth (B) HiFi
179. What is the measure of resolution for a (C) LAN (D) WiFi
bitmapped image?
(A) PPI (Pixel Per Inch) 184. Saturation is the purity of colour;
(B) PPC (Pixel Per Centimetre) absence of , muddied tones.
(C) PPF (Pixel Per Feet) (A) Gray (B) Red
(D) PPM (Pixel Per Milllmetre) (C) Magenta (D) Cyan
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185. The process of getting a new version 189. The technique of spraying fine droplets
of a program or an enhancement of the of ink onto the page is
hardware is known as
(A) Laserjet
(A) Developer
(B) Inkjet
(B) Upgrade
(C) Ink dot
(C) Upload
(D) Offset
(D) Upbeat
190. a selection tool used to.
186. A software produced by a third party and
intended to supplement a program's draw an outline around an area of the
performance is called as image in editing software.
(A) Plug up (A) Brush
(B) Plugin Module (B) Blade
(C) Plunger (C) Lasso
(D) Unplug (D) Cut
187. What do you call the range of tones 191. 'The principal lighting unit responsible for
that an image device can distinguish, the overall illumination of the subject is
measured as the difference between
(A) Florescent light
its dmin and dmax ?
(B) Main light (Key light)
(A) Dynamic Range
(C) Cool light
(B) Dynamic Image
(D) Flash light
(C) Dynamic View
(D) Dynamic maximin
192. What do you call a very bright spot
caused by the light reflected off any
188. The three dimension of colour. One kind
shiny objects in a scene, such as glass
of a colour model is
picture frames, mirrors, or areas of
(A) HEB (Hue, Exposure and
greasy bare skin?
Brightness)
(A) Burn spot
(B) HWB (Hue, White, Black)
(B) Fire spot
(C) HSB (Hue, Saturation and
Brightness) (C) Hot spot
(D) HRGB (Hue, Red, Green, Blue) (D) Spark spot
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193. What do you call a photograph in 197. Light-sensitive coating on photographic
which the subject is rendered as a solid film and printing paper consisting of
black shape against a much lighter
silver halides suspended in gelatin is
background?
known as
(A) Silver line
(A) Emulsion (8) DIN
(8) Outline image
(C) Enprint (D) Dodging
(C) Shadow image
(D) Silhouette 198. ____ is the action of turning the
camera to left or right while the shutter
194. is called for a light falling
is open to keep pace with a moving
on a subject as opposed to that being
subject.
reflected by it.
(A) Incident light (A) Tilting
(8) Follow-up light (8) Lifting
(C) Par-Light (C) Panning
(D) DMX light (D) None of the above
195. What do you mean by high key image? 199. " Name the five-sided prism usually found
(A) One that is in high angle on the top of SLR cameras. Its inside
(8) One that is high in subject surfaces are silvered so that the image
(C) One that is composed with produced by the reflex mirror appears
highlighted spots in the view finder the right way up and
(D) Onethatiscomposedpredbminantly correctly oriented left to right.
of light tones or colours (A) Pentaprism
(8) Glass mirror
196. Name the device which was used in
(C) Triangle grid
olden time's darkroom to project the
image of a negative or transparency (D) Pentatonic
onto a piece of photographic printing
paper. 200. Any material that reflects light is called as
(A) Printer (A) Light emitter
(8) Developer (8) Chroma Wall
(C) Enlarger (C) Light collector
(D) Darkener (D) Reflector
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