Scissoring enables A. a part of data to be displayed B. entire data to be displayed C. full data display on full area of screen D. no data to be displayed E. None of the above

[amp_mcq option1=”a part of data to be displayed” option2=”entire data to be displayed” option3=”full data display on full area of screen” option4=”no data to be displayed E. None of the above” correct=”option1″]

The correct answer is: A. a part of data to be displayed.

Scissoring is a technique used in computer graphics to select a part of an image to be copied or moved. It works by defining a rectangle in the image, and then copying the pixels within that rectangle to a new location. This can be used to select a part of an image to be displayed, or to move a part of an image to a new location.

Option B is incorrect because scissoring does not enable the entire data to be displayed. Only a part of the data can be selected using scissoring.

Option C is incorrect because scissoring does not enable the full data to be displayed on the full area of the screen. Only a part of the data can be selected using scissoring.

Option D is incorrect because scissoring does enable data to be displayed. Only a part of the data can be selected using scissoring, but it can still be displayed.

Option E is incorrect because scissoring is a valid technique used in computer graphics.