Identify the letter of the choice that best matches the phrase or definition.





1. A Bridge component that hides all files except those specified

2. A file format that uses lossy compression

3. Decreases the resolution of an image

4. An additive color mode

5. A color mode that uses a color lookup table of 256 colors

6. Allows you to cut out image data while also controlling additional features

7. A file format that uses lossless compression

8. Adds pixels to an image

9. Allows you to see a different area of an image

10. A subtractive color mode

11. A file format that can store both vector and bitmap data

12. Information describing how data is formatted or how it was collected


1. G filter
2. A JPEG
3. E downsampling
4. H RGB
5. J 8-bit Indexed
6. L cropping
7. B GIF
8. D upsampling
9. K panning
10. I CMYK
11. C PSD
12. F metadata

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