3-45. On a color CRT screen, what three colors  compose  a  single  pixel? 1. Yellow,   magenta,    and cyan 2. Black,  yellow,  and  blue 3. Black,  cyan,  and  yellow 4. Red, green, and blue 3-46. What term is used for the dupli- cation of information in a digital file? 1. Redundancy 2. Compression 3. Reoccurrence 4. Repetition 3-47. As  the  compression  ratio  increases, what happens to the quality of the image? 1. It increases 2. It decreases 3. It remains the same 3-48. What  maximum  compression  ratio can be used to provide a lossless compression? 1. 5:l 2. 2:l 3. 3:l 4. 4:l 3-49. What  configuration(s)  is/are  used to pass information from the computer to the printer to ensure the image is placed properly on the paper? 1. RIP 2. PDL 3. Either 1 or 2 above 4. JPEG 3-50. On a thermal-dye transfer printer, a  continuous-tone  image  is  created in what way? 1. By blending gaseous color dyes released  by  donor  ribbons  and transferring them to the print material 2. By spraying dyes on the print material and then heating the dyes to make them permanent 3. By a series of tiny dots that are blended by heating the print  material 4. By dye pigments in the print material  that  are  released  when heated 3-51. What  type  of  printer  provides  the highest  quality  continuous-tone color image? 1. Inkjet 2. Color  copier 3. Thermal-wax  transfer 4. Thermal-dye  transfer 3-52. When you are using graphical user- interface  software,  what  element(s) of  hardware  is/are  essential? 1. A mouse 2. A bit-mapped display 3. Both 1 and  2   above 4. A  film  scanner 3-53. When  images  are  manipulated  in the editing stage, changes to the original  image  can  be  detected readily on hardcopy? 1. True 2. False Learning  Objective: Identify the types of aerial photography. (This objective is continued in assignment  4.) 3-54. What  does  the  acronym  TARPS represent? 1. Total  Air  Reconnaissance Procurement  System 2. Territorial  Air  Reproduction Photographic  System 3. Tactical  Air  Reconnaissance Pod System 4. Target  Arrangement  and Reproduction  Photo  System 3-55. An aerial photograph taken from 1,300 feet is considered to be taken  from  what  altitude? 1. Low 2. Medium 3. High 3-56. What are the three basic categories of  aerial  photography? 1. Reconnaissance,  intelligence, and  survey 2. Gunnery  exercises,  refueling at sea,   and  publicity 3. Construction  progress,  accident investigation,  and  ship identification 4. Vertical,  oblique, and  air-to-air 20