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Web Multimedia Design

Subject : it-skills
Instructions:
  • Answer 43 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. Programming that is offered at no cost and is in a common class of small applicatons available for downloading






2. A protection that covers published and unpublished works in all formats






3. Materials that can be used at willwithout prior permission






4. An expansion card that digitizes full-motion video from a video player or camera or other video source.






5. An expansion board that enables a computer to manipulate and output sounds.






6. A multimedia application such as reference or entertainment or educational product (e.g. in-class presentations or sales presentations)






7. A legal principle that defines the limitations on the exclusive rights of copyright holders; allows materials to be used without infringting on the copyright.






8. A graphic format that simulated movement






9. Used in specifying computer CPU speed






10. Random Access Memory






11. To examine in order to suppress or keep others from accessing or viewing.






12. Software distributed free on a trial basis with the understanding that the user may need or want to pay for it later.






13. Single image in a video or animation






14. A simulation of movement or the perception of motion created by the rapid display of a series of images.






15. The brain of a computer system; the part of a computer that controls its operatons and performs calculations






16. Taking two images and making them one by plotting a series of points on the original image; the second image seems to grow outof the first image.






17. A method of transferring information between digital devices especially audio and video equipment that can achieve speeds of up to 800 Mbps






18. Moves an object along a predetermined path on the screen such as a bouncing ball.






19. Used to write a multimedia title and allows you to easily combine elements and create hyperlinks






20. A peripheral device that uses toner to produce high quality images using the same technology as copier machines.






21. The use of a computer to conbine and present text and graphics and audio and video with links and tools that let the user navigate and interact and create and communicate.






22. Compact Disc Read-Only Memory






23. Digital Video Disc






24. A type of compression that allows ability to recreate image with the loss of data (eg. PCX or PNG)






25. A debice for writing materials usch as graphics to a compact disc






26. The speed at which frames appear on a display measured by frames per second.






27. One million bytes






28. A hardware device used to capture images from printed material






29. A storage device that records video on cassette tape in a format that can be presented via television.






30. A high-end computer system used to create multimedia titles.






31. A camera which produces images directly into an electronic file format for transfer to a computer.






32. The number of times an animation is repeated






33. An internal or external device linked to a computer's system for audio listening.






34. A port used to transport data from a peripheral device into the computer.






35. A fixed storage devicethat permanently stores program instruciton that are needed eact time the program is run






36. A device for writing video and audio material to a digital video disc






37. Electronic device that contains both a video camera and recording






38. A type of path animation where the user sets the beginning and ending positions and the program automatically fills in the frames on a timeline.






39. A digital technique used to reduce the size of a file by anayzing occurrences of similar data






40. Based on the changes that occur from one frame to another to give the illusion of movement






41. One billion bytes






42. A television type display made up of a large number of dots each of which can be set to display a certain color.






43. A type of compression that discards portions of data thus producing smaller file sizes (e.g. JPEG)