Which of the following lists two image formats that provide support for transparency?

The correct choice indicates formats that are well-known for their support of transparency in images. GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) allows for a single color to be designated as transparent, which is particularly useful for simple graphics and animations. PNG (Portable Network Graphics) offers a more advanced transparency option, supporting alpha channel transparency that allows for varying levels of opacity. This makes PNG ideal for images that require clear backgrounds or complex overlays.

The other options do not provide the same level of support for transparency. JPEG, for instance, does not support transparency at all, as it is primarily designed for photographic images where transparency is unnecessary. TIFF does allow for transparency in some cases, but it's not as commonly recognized for this feature compared to GIF and PNG. EPS and SVG are vector formats often used for graphic illustrations, while PDF can support images and vectors but is not inherently an image format focused on transparency. BMP does not support transparency either. Thus, GIF and PNG are the most commonly used formats specifically known for their capabilities in handling transparent areas within an image.