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Quiz: Sound Representation

OCR GCSE J277 Computer Science specification

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Welcome to this quiz on sound representation. Test your knowledge with 10 questions!

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What is sampling in sound representation?

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Which factors affect the quality of a sound file? (Select all that apply)

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The {{blank0}} rate is the number of samples recorded per second, and {{blank1}} depth refers to the number of bits used per sample.

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What is the effect of increasing bit depth in sound representation?

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Which statements about sound representation are correct? (Select all that apply)

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Lossless compression keeps {{blank0}} data intact, while lossy compression removes {{blank1}} data to reduce file size.

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What metadata is included in sound files?

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