Year 9
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will create digital mosaics pixel by pixel, and experience how an image composed of individual coloured elements can correspond to a sequence of binary digits.
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5 Questions
Q1.
Digital images are composed of individual elements, arranged in a rectangular grid. The elements of a digital image are called .............................................
Bits
Colour Depth
Q2.
The number of pixels in a digital image is the image .......................................
Raster
Reflection
Q3.
3. The (fixed) number of binary digits used to represent each pixel’s colour is the colour depth . How many colours are possible with a colour depth of 7 bits?
24
8
Q4.
Images with a high colour depth and high resolution are great because ................................. (Select all the options that apply)
Increased Processing time
Increased storage
Q5.
Digital images that are formed using a binary representation of each pixel’s colour are called bitmaps or raster images. True or False?
False