Answer:
True
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Explanation:
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When adjusting hue and saturation in an image during the editing process of photography, saturation refers to __________ .
a. the pixel differentiation filter
b. the relative shade of colors
c. a "wet-look" filter
d. the overall strength of colors
Answer:
d the overall strength of colours
Explanation:
Answer:
The answer is D. I am into photography and if you change the saturation, the strength of the colors in the photo recede or grow.
Explanation:
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In a well-exposed image, there should be some detail in the __________ .
a. shadows
b. shadows and highlights
c. middle tones
d. highlights
So, I have an Cru__ on this boy in school and his name is Bray but Yeah.............Can someone help me
Explanation:
Okay so, am not a great person at that but my best advice would be. to be yourself. you can always be honest and talk to him privately that you have a crush on him. Dont be afraid and if he doesn't go to well dont feel bad, at least you had the guts to tell him. other girls would be scared.
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When a JPEG file is compressed (made smaller), it is reduced by about __________ of its original size.
a. 40%
b. 10%
c. 70%
d. 90%
Answer:
B. 10%
Explanation:
The JPG file is a great format as it often manages to compress files to 1/10 of the size of the original file which is especially good for saving on bandwidth. JPG is a popular graphic format, which is characterized by a high degree of compression, which leads to a decrease in image quality.
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We see color in an image because an object that is exposed to light striking it __________ .
a. reflects the colors that we see
b. absorbs the color we see
c. refracts all colors except the one that we see
d. contains certain chemicals that illuminate
Answer:
i think it might c but dont trust me
Which of the following statements is true about using samples for research studies instead of entire populations?
Using a sample is more expensive, because more care must be taken selecting subjects.
Using a sample is more time-intensive, because more care must be taken selecting subjects.
Using a sample is more wasteful, because data about the rest of the population is not included.
Using a sample is more accurate, because more care must be taken assessing each response.
Please help!
Answer:
Using a sample is more accurate, because more care must be taken assessing each response.
Explanation:
A "sample" is considered more accurate than a population because it prevents bias when it comes to responses--provided that each response was carefully assessed. This can give an exact representation of the entire population.
It is definitely not more expensive, not more time-intensive nor wasteful because it is more manageable, cost-effective and feasible than a population.
What is involved with individual user-testing?
You individually test every minor detail and aspect of your game, keeping a
running list of your individual observations and noting things you would like to
change.
You ship your game out to several hundred users and ask them to fill out a
reflection survey and send it back to you after they test your game.
You observe a user playing your game or prototype by them recording
themselves while playing remotely or, more ideally, you observe a user playing
your game in person.
You choose five professional gaming individuals to test your game and create a
reflective report regarding what they liked and didn't like.
Answer:
the middle one would make the most sense if not than it is the 3rd
Explanation:
Get ready to be the Quizmaster! You are going to design your own Python game show in the style of a quiz.
Think of a genre (science, music, math, sports, video games, etc.) and create at least 10 questions. You can decide whether you want to make the questions multiple choice or not. Then, log on to REPL.it to get programming.
Your quiz program must have the following items:
It must start by asking the user what their name is and welcoming them to your quiz. It pays to be polite!
Set up a variable to keep score. It is up to you how to design the points system. Will you give them 10 points for a correct answer and 0 for an incorrect answer? Or perhaps you will be tough and take away points for an incorrect answer!
Ask your 10 quiz questions. If they get a question wrong, be sure to tell the user what the correct answer was. Then, adjust the score appropriately, depending on whether their answer was right or wrong.
At the end of the program, tell the user their score.
Answer:
do video games. couldn't add any games because they said it was inappropriate like fortnight. -_- could spell it correctly cause they say it is inappropriate. a
Explanation:
Answer:
name = input("What is your name? ")
print("Welcome to my quiz", name)
playing= input("do you want to play? ")
if playing != "yes" :
quit ()
print("Okay! Let's play! :)")
score = 0
answer = input("who made the mona lisa? ")
if answer == "leonardo davinci":
print ('Correct! ')
score += 10
else:
print('incorrect')
answer = input ("what are the seven elements of art? ")
if answer == "color, form, line, shape, space, texture, and value":
print ('correct')
score += 10
else:
print ('incorrect')
answer = input ("Who made the broken column? ")
if answer == "Frida Kahlo":
print ('correct')
score += 10
else:
print ('incorrect')
answer = input ("How much is the starry night worth? ")
if answer == "one hundred million":
print ('correct')
score += 10
else:
print ('incorrect')
answer = input ("Who was the oldest artist? ")
if answer == "Julian Phelps Allan":
print ('correct')
score += 10
answer = input ("Who was the first black artist? ")
if answer == "Henry Ossawa Tanner":
print ('correct')
score += 10
else:
print ('incorrect')
answer = input ("What is the most expensive art piece? ")
if answer == "Salvator Mundi":
print ('correct')
score += 10
else:
print ('incorrect')
answer = input (" What is the most popular sculpture? ")
if answer == "Venus of Willendorf":
print ('correct')
score += 10
else:
print ('incorrect')
answer = input ("Who was the first woman artist?")
if answer == "Artemisia Gentileschi":
print ('correct')
score += 10
else:
print ('incorrect')
answer = input ("How old is the Mona Lisa?")
if answer == "519 years old":
print ('correct')
score += 10
else:
print ('incorrect')
answer = input ("What are the most popular art mediums?")
if answer == "Prints, photographs, and works on paper":
print ('correct')
score += 10
else:
print ('incorrect')
print ("Congrats You got" + str(score) +"questions correct")
Explanation:
Just copy and paste this into repl it, use python then you'll have your quiz
This is from edge 2020
Zari wants to create a program where a teddy bear sings until the user hits the “stop” button. What will Zari need to make this happen?
a Boolean question
a while loop
a for loop
an infinite loop
Answer:
A for Loop :D
I’m gonna ask this again because I REALLY need an answer.
What are solenoids used for? I know what they are and how they work but I can’t think of ways they can be applied
Answer:
the answer is what I attached to this