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The document outlines the structure and requirements for a Computer Graphics exam consisting of 15 multiple-choice tasks, each with three questions. Students earn points based on correct answers and need at least 30 points to pass. The exam duration is 60 minutes.

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CG Exam 2024

The document outlines the structure and requirements for a Computer Graphics exam consisting of 15 multiple-choice tasks, each with three questions. Students earn points based on correct answers and need at least 30 points to pass. The exam duration is 60 minutes.

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Name: ....................................................... 01.02.2024 r.

Computer Graphics – Exam

Exam consist of 15 mulitchoice tasks, each chaving three questions with answers Yes or No. For
each correct answer you get 1 point and for three correct answers within one task there is 1 bonus
point. Thus, for each task it is possible to get 0, 1, 2, or 4 points. To pass the exam it is necessary
to get at least 30 points (half of all points).
Time: 60 minutes. Good luck!

Task 1. Complementary color to (1, 1, 0) in RGB model is

□ (0, 0, 1)
□ (1, 1, 1)
□ (0, 0, 0)
Task 2. The following is true

□ In RGB model if we add a color with its complementary color we get white color
□ If (s,m,y) represents a color in CMY model, then (y,m,s) represents this color in RGB model
□ A gray color in RGB model has all components: red, green and blue of the same amount
Task 3. The following is true

□ Depth sort is an algorithm with image precision


□ In backface removal algorithm if the angle between the normal vector to a face of an object
and the vector to the viewer is between 0 and 90 degrees, then we do not remove this face

□ In object precision algorithms we compare objects with themselves


Task 4. Point (1, −2, 4) has the same homogeneous coordinates as a point

□ (3, −6, 12)


□ (−1, 2, −4)
□ (2, −1, 5)
Task 5. In homogeneous coordinates:

□ translation is a linear transformation


□ scaling is not a linear transformation
□ perspective projection is a linear transformation
Task 6. Consider the following lines in the program:
x+=3*cos(a);
y+=3*sin(a);

where (x, y) is a position and a some fixed angle. Then

□ equations define the move along a circle


□ the distance between current and the next position is 9
□ if a = 0, then the position does not change
Task 7. The following is true

□ There are two types of lights in computer graphics: ambient and diffuse
□ Ambient light has its source at (0, 0, 0)
□ Diffuse light is sourceless
Task 8. The normal vector to a face is neccesary

□ to compute angle of incidence and reflection of a light


□ to use shading algorithms
□ to distinguish between front and the baco of a face
Task 9. To draw a triangle in OpenGL 2.1 we may use

□ GL_TRIANGLES
□ GL_QUADS
□ GL_POLYGON
Task 10. If p = (1, 2, 3) and we apply tranfsormation glTranslatef(-1, -1, 2) to p, then

□ the new position of p is (0, 1, 1)


□ the new position of p is (0, 1, 5)
√
□ the distance between new and old positions of p is 15
Task 11. The following is true

□ we use orthographic projection mainly for 3D graphics


□ we use perspective projection mainly for 2D graphics
□ orthographic projection may project cube to a rectangle
Task 12. Consider the following list of vertices: v1 (0,0,0); v2 (1,0,0); v3 (0,1,0); v4 (0,0,1). Then

□ the following list of faces: f1 1 2 3; f2 1 2 4; f3 1 3 4; f4 2 3 4; represents tetrahedron


□ The list: f 1 3 4 made of one face represents a triangle
□ The following list of lines: l1 1 2; l2 1 3; l3 1 4; represents edges of a triangle
Task 13. Let T be a translation by a nonzero vector and R a rotation by an angle 30o around some
vector. Then

□ T R = RT
−1
□ the inverse transformation T is a translation
−1
□ the inverse transformation R is a rotation
Task 14. If DrawCube() is a function drawing a cube centered at (1, 1, 1), then

□ glTranslatef(-1,0,2); DrawCube(); draws a cube centered at (0, 1, 3)


□ glRotatef(30,0,1,1); DrawCube(); draws a cube centered at (0, 0, 0)
□ glScalef(2,2,2); DrawCube(); draws a cube centered at (1, 1, 1)
Task 15. The following is true

□ In raster graphics image is made of rectangular pixels


□ Scaling changes the quality of an image in vector graphics
□ Rotation may change the quality of an obiect in raster graphics

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