1.Students
like to use GIMP and other Image Manipulation Programs to copy
drawings, images, and photos and _________ them to together
to
form collages or mosaics. (The famous CTRL + C &
CTRL + V or Shift CTRL+E)
A.
brighten B. blur C. paste
D. Layer
E.
Flip
2.
With computers there is always two or more ways to accomplish the same
thing. Here is the problem, you want to print the "Indian Girl" on the
right so that it correctly fits onto a piece of paper. (i.e. covers
most of the sheet.) Therefore you: A. Rotate the image 90 degrees clockwise. or D. When printing select properties
and choose landscape
3. Tracing
the contours of an object in a photograph can be a lot of fun. Once you
have the photo opened in Gimp you have to create a new raster
____________. Then, begin tracing the outlines that you want. Finally
when you utilize CTRL + C, only the
traces you have made will be captured. The resulting sketch can either be further
modified like colored in or left
"as is".
D. Layer
4. When you want to
turn a picture upside down or stand it on its head then use the function E. Flip
5. The
photo on the left is over exposed and too dark, which makes it very
hard to see anything clearly. It needs to be: A. Brightened
6. This gimp function is
quite useful, it makes images less distinct or sharp B. Blur 7. This one is called a bucketflood fill and
will D. completely colors in any
preselected area.
8. This is the color picker and
can C. choose a color from a pixel on an image
9. The eraser tool is used to B. remove any color to the original background
10.
Another option or blend tool
A. fills in a selected area with a graded mix of
two colors (gradient)
Bonus question: What does Threshold, Jitter, or Hue mean? (Choose One)
Threshold: starting point for a new state, doorway, or an area marking a boundary as to gimp itself from GIMP - Anti-Aliased Threshold Tutorial The threshold plug-in works by dividing the image into two parts, dark and light, producing a 2 color image Jitter: small irregular or nervous movements as to gimp itself from GIMP 2.4 review and screenshot by =Griatch-art "The Jitter essentially randmizes your brush strokes. Low jitter will
make your lines just look a little uneven, as if you drew them with a
real pen. Much jitter will look like a splatter brush."
Hue: shade of a color; tint; dye; C=character; aspect, or take on color Hue is also one of the three dimensions in some colorspaces along with saturation, and lightness
is called a bucket flood fill and
will 
This is the color picker and
can
is used to
or blend tool