Question

3. In
_mode, the selection is shown as a translucent screen overlying the image,
whose transparency at each pixel indicates the degree to which that pixel is selected.
(a) Default
(b) Quickmask
(c) Marching ants
(d) Normal
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Answer 1

Answer: Quickmask

Explanation:

Answer 2

The correct answer is OPTION B: Quick mask.

• The mask is red by default, but we can alter it if another color is more beneficial.
• The mask hides the pixel because it is less selected.
• The complete pixel selection is displayed.
• Many image changes are done to the designated channel instead of the image in QuickMask mode.
• Paintbrushes fall into this group.
• Pick pixels with white paint and de-select with black paint.
• This method can be implemented using any paint tool, including the bucket fill and gradient fill tools.
• "Painting the selection" is the simplest and most successful approach for sensitively modifying an image, according to advanced GIMP users.