LA Phase 5 Technical Skills Quiz

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To briefly assess some the technical knowledge and skills of the applicant.

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1.

What is the minimum scanning resolution required to scan a standard sized book page with crisp 12 pt text for running through OCR software?
- A.
  
  300 dpi
- B.
  
  150 dpi
- C.
  
  600 dpi
- D.
  
  2600 dpi
- E.
  
  1600 dpi
Correct Answer
A. 300 dpi

Explanation
The minimum scanning resolution required to scan a standard sized book page with crisp 12 pt text for running through OCR software is 300 dpi. This resolution ensures that the text is captured with enough detail and clarity for accurate OCR processing. Higher resolutions such as 600 dpi, 1600 dpi, or 2600 dpi may provide even better quality, but they are not necessary for achieving crisp text recognition. Lower resolutions like 150 dpi may result in loss of detail and make it difficult for the OCR software to accurately recognize the text.

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What is the minimum scanning resolution required to scan a 35mm slide for creating an crisp 20X30 inch print/poster?
- A.
  
  150 dpi
- B.
  
  300 dpi
- C.
  
  600 dpi
- D.
  
  2600 dpi
- E.
  
  1600 dpi
Correct Answer
D. 2600 dpi

Explanation
The minimum scanning resolution required to scan a 35mm slide for creating a crisp 20X30 inch print/poster is 2600 dpi. This is because a higher dpi (dots per inch) resolution will capture more detail and result in a higher quality print. The larger the print size, the higher the dpi needed to maintain sharpness and clarity. In this case, the 2600 dpi resolution is necessary to ensure that the 35mm slide is scanned with enough detail to produce a crisp and clear print at the desired size.

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What is the minimum scanning resolution required to scan a Large 16 X 20 in. poster for presentation on a webpage?
- A.
  
  1600 dpi
- B.
  
  150 dpi
- C.
  
  2600 dpi
- D.
  
  300 dpi
- E.
  
  600 dpi
Correct Answer
B. 150 dpi

Explanation
The minimum scanning resolution required to scan a large 16 X 20 in. poster for presentation on a webpage is 150 dpi. This resolution is sufficient to capture enough detail and clarity for online viewing without creating unnecessarily large file sizes. Higher resolutions like 1600 dpi or 2600 dpi would result in larger files that may not significantly improve the image quality when viewed on a webpage. 600 dpi or 300 dpi resolutions are also higher than necessary for online viewing, making 150 dpi the most appropriate choice.

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What is the minimum scanning resolution required to scan a map with very small and fine details for close examination on webpage
- A.
  
  600 dpi
- B.
  
  300 dpi
- C.
  
  150 dpi
- D.
  
  2600 dpi
- E.
  
  1600 dpi
Correct Answer
A. 600 dpi

Explanation
The minimum scanning resolution required to scan a map with very small and fine details for close examination on a webpage is 600 dpi. This resolution ensures that the small and fine details of the map are captured accurately and can be viewed clearly on the webpage. Higher resolutions such as 2600 dpi or 1600 dpi may provide even more detail, but 600 dpi is the minimum requirement for close examination on a webpage. Lower resolutions such as 300 dpi or 150 dpi may result in loss of detail and clarity.

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What does OCR mean? What software are you aware of that can perform this task?
6.

When creating or editing a webpage, how would you link a word or a phrase on this web page - to an image you have just edited that is currently residing on your desktop?
7.

Suppose we want to create a banner for a website made up of several images that seamlessly blur together from left to right which will also include placing text within the final banner image.What software would you likely select for the job and how would you manage the work?
8.

What file formats do you think you would use in the creation of this banner and why?
9.

How would you ensure that the exact dimensions of the new banner would fit the exact dimensions of the previous template banner?
10.

What are some of the characteristics or differences between these file formats?jpeg, jpeg2000, png, gif, tiff
11.

Suppose we want to put a pdf up online for public viewing but there are a few lines of personal information in the document that should not be made public. What are our options?
12.

Abbyy FineReader, ReadIris and OmniPage all perform what basic function?

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LA Phase 5 Technical Skills Quiz

What is the minimum scanning resolution required to scan a standard sized book page with crisp 12 pt text for running through OCR software?

What is the minimum scanning resolution required to scan a 35mm slide for creating an crisp 20X30 inch print/poster?

What is the minimum scanning resolution required to scan a Large 16 X 20 in. poster for presentation on a webpage?

What is the minimum scanning resolution required to scan a map with very small and fine details for close examination on webpage

What does OCR mean? What software are you aware of that can perform this task?

When creating or editing a webpage, how would you link a word or a phrase on this web page - to an image you have just edited that is currently residing on your desktop?

Suppose we want to create a banner for a website made up of several images that seamlessly blur together from left to right which will also include placing text within the final banner image.What software would you likely select for the job and how would you manage the work?

What file formats do you think you would use in the creation of this banner and why?

How would you ensure that the exact dimensions of the new banner would fit the exact dimensions of the previous template banner?

What are some of the characteristics or differences between these file formats?jpeg, jpeg2000, png, gif, tiff

Suppose we want to put a pdf up online for public viewing but there are a few lines of personal information in the document that should not be made public. What are our options?

Abbyy FineReader, ReadIris and OmniPage all perform what basic function?