Worksheet: Making Basic Adjustments | Image Editing for Beginners - Class 8 PDF Download

Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs)

Q1: What is the primary purpose of cropping an image?
(a) To make it larger
(b) To add more content
(c) To remove unwanted parts
(d) To change the image's colors

Q2: When resizing an image, why is it important to maintain the aspect ratio?
(a) It makes the image look more colorful
(b) It prevents distortion of the image
(c) It reduces the file size
(d) It increases the image's resolution

Q3: Which image adjustment should you use to change the orientation of an image?
(a) Cropping
(b) Resizing
(c) Rotating
(d) Brightness adjustment

Q4: What should you always do when working with image files, even for basic edits?
(a) Delete the original file
(b) Keep only the edited version
(c) Keep the original unedited version
(d) Share the edited version immediately

Q5: Why is it not recommended to make an image larger than its original size?
(a) It increases file size
(b) It improves image quality
(c) It causes a loss of detail and quality
(d) It makes the image look more vibrant

True/False Questions

Q1: Cropping is a technique used to add more content to an image.

Q2: Resizing an image without maintaining the aspect ratio can prevent distortion.

Q3: Rotating an image doesn't change its orientation.

Q4: It's unnecessary to keep the original unedited version of an image when making basic changes.

Q5: Enlarging an image beyond its original size improves its quality.

Short Answer Questions

Q1: Explain why it's essential to maintain the aspect ratio when resizing an image.

Q2: Describe one situation where cropping an image might be necessary.

Q3: What happens to an image's quality when it is resized to be larger than its original size?

Q4: Why is it essential to experiment with different image adjustments when editing a picture?

Q5: Name one tool or feature in an image editing program that can help you preserve the aspect ratio when resizing.