A technique that combines several images in a sequence that is rendered in rapid succession to simulate motion
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<map> tag's name attribute
Front
Provides a reference name for image map
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loop="loop"
Front
Specifies that the audio or video file will play over and over again without stopping
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Compression
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The compression algorithms available in SVG allow you to create high quality photos & movies that are smaller in file size than other formats
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When a user with a slow Internet connection downloads a non-interlaced image, the top of the image will appear when the browser has read:
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50% of image
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Client-side image maps are more common than server side image maps because server side image maps:
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Require server-side scrips
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Stock Photography Website
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Contains photographs you can purchase the rights to use in printed material or on webuste
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What is the advantage of designing an image in layers?
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The ability to manipulate components independently of the entire image
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Polygon coords
Front
x1,y1,x2,y2,xn,yn
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<img> tag's usemap attribute
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Indicates the image place in webpage will use an image map.
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Transparency
Front
Allows webpage background to show through specified areas, making image appear to float on page background
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Photo-Management software
Front
organize & edit photos in portfolio
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<map> </map> tags
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Encloses <area> tags. Define your image map with the <map> tag either before or after related <img> tag.
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What type of graphical image can be shrunk without losing image quality?
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Vector graphics
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<area> tag's shape attribute
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"rect" - rectangular area
"circle" - circular area
"poly" - any other shape
"default" = use entire area
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Which of the following are accepted values for the <area> tag's shape attribute?
Front
rect, circle, poly
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# in usemap attribute's "mapname" value
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Indicates #mapname value represents an image map defined within same HTML file. If no hash browser will look outside HTML page for referenced mapname file.
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Which attribute and value should you use if you need to define a hot spot that is neither rectangular nor circular?
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shape="poly"
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Which choice correctly describes the effect of removing pixels and compressing bitmap graphic files?
Front
File size will decrease and image quality will diminish
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Consider the code:
<audio>
<source src="audio.mp3" type="audio/mpeg" />
<source src="audio.wav" type="audio/wav" />
<source src="audio.ogg" type="audio/ogg" />
Your browser does not support the HTML5 audio element.
</audio>
Which attribute and value must you add to the <audio> element to incorporate default audio operations such as play, pause, volume, etc?
What occurs when a user with a slow internet connection attempts to download a non-interlaced image?
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The image will remain invisible or incomplete for some time
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Which HTML tag should you use to define a hot spot region on an image map?
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The <area> tag
Back
Zooming
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Can zoom in on portions of image without losing quality
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<img> tag
Front
Specifies an image file in a webpage.
src attribute specifies the image file name
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Vector Graphics
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Use mathematical coordinates with lines, curves and shapes to create images and specify colors. Vector graphics are generally small in file size. Presentation size can be enlarged or shrunk (scaled) without losing image qualtiy
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Interlacing
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Technique that allows an image to progressively display itself in a browser as it downloads. Image will appear in stages over the period of download time
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The <video> element format supports three formats?
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MP4, WebM & OGG
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<area> tag's alt attribute
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Alternative text must be provided whenever href is used
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What is image interlacing?
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A technique that allows an image to progressively display in a browser as it downloads
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The <audio> element supports which three formats?
Front
MP3, Ogg and Wav
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circle coords
Front
x1,y1,radius
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Which of the following techniques should you implement to make your pages more accessible to users with slower internet connections?
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Image interlacing
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What kind of website contains photographs that are copyrighted to the photographer from whom you must obtain permission to use the images?
A webpage image with clickable regions that are defined as "hot spot" hyperlinks to other pages or page sections
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Which of the following coords attribute values defines a polygon?
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coords="x1,y1,x2,y2,x3,y3,x4,y4"
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Searchable text
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Text within SVG images can be indexed & searched
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The term "pixel" is short for:
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Picture element
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<area> tag's href attribute
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Value is a URL specifying the linked page that will load when user clicks defined hot spot area of image map
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Vector Graphics:
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Use mathematical coordinates to create images & specify colors
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Which of the following is required to render Flash or SVG data in a browser?
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The appropriate plug in
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Microstock Photography
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Offshoot of stock photography. Provides deal almost exclusively over internet
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What attribute should you add to the <audio> element if you want your audio to play over and over again without stopping?
Front
loop="loop"
Back
Bitmap Graphics
Front
Use small dots to create images and specify colors. Each dot is mapped to bits and stored in memory. Bitmaps also called raster graphics & include jpeg, gif & png formats.
Removing pixels and compressing files decrease file size & reduce quality
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<area> tag's coords attribute
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Number and meaning of coordinates you specify based on shape value
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Coords attribute values defines a rectangle
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coords="x1,y1,x2,y2"
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rect coords
Front
x1,y1,x2,y2
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<area> tags
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Stand alone tags that define the hot spot regions of the image map.
Can define as many or as few hot spot regions as you like
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autoplay="autoplay"
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Specifies that the video will play immediately upon loading
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Describes the tasks required to define a hot spot on an image map?
Front
Determine x & y coordinates that indicate the hot spot's position on the image & URL reference
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Section 2
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You are using an image map that is 180 pixels wide and 90 pixels high. You want to define a rect hot spot on the image using coordinates "0,45,90,90" What does coordinate 45 represent?
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The distance in pixels from top of image to top of hotspot
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What is Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)?
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A W3C-recommended language that uses XML to describe graphics and graphical applications
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Which of the following is an open standard for Web images that provides compression, searchable text & zooming features, in addition to animation?
Front
SVG - Scalable Vector Graphics
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The only web-ready image file formats that support transparency are:
Front
GIF, SVG, and PNG
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You are using an image map that is 180 pixels wide and 90 pixels high. You want to define a circular hot spot on the image using coordinates, "90,45,30" What does the coordinate pair, "90,45" represent?
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Center of circle
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For what should you use the controls attribute of the <video> element?
Front
To add video controls such as the play, pause, rewind, and volume controls
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poster attribute for video
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Identifies an image to be displayed until the play button is clicked or while video is downloading. If poster attribute isn't specified, first frame of video is displayed instead
Back
You are using an image map that is 180 pixels wide and 90 pixels high. You want to define a rectangular hot spot on the image using coordinates "0,45,90,90" What does the coordinate pair "90,90" represent?
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Bottom right corner of hot spot
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A user with a slow internet connection downloads an image in which 13 percent of the image is rendered during the first pass, 25% is rendered during the second pass, then the remainder is rendered in 25% increments until the image renders completely. This is an example of:
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Interlaced image
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Image layers are supported in which of the following file formats?
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PNG
Back
The only Web-ready image file formats that support animation are:
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GIF, MNG, PNG
Back
On a corporate site, what is crucial for name recognition and branding?
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Logos & Trademarks
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A non-interlaced image format is read from:
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top to bottom
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<video> element
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Defines a video to embed in the webpage
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controls attribute for video
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Adds video controls such as play, pause, rewind and volume controls
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Which of the following should you use to define a client-side image map?
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The <map> tag
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What is the relationship between hot spot coordinates and the pixel size of the image?
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Coordinates are dependent upon the pixel size of an image; if an image is resized, you must change the coordinates
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What is the term for a webpage graphic containing one or more clickable regions that, when clicked, link you to other pages or page sections?
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Image map
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An interlaced image format is read from:
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Left to right
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Circle hot spots are defined by:
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One pair of x,y coordinates and a radius value
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The <video> element supports which three formats?
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MP4, WebM, Ogg
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Describes polygon hot spots on image maps?
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You can use up to 100 pairs of x,y coordinates to define a polygon
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Which of the following statements is true regarding the creation of animated images?
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HTML5 provides native support for animation, movies and other multimedia without the use of plug-ins.
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width and height attributes of video
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specifies the width and height (in pixels) of video window. If not specified, video size will be determined by source video file when it loads, which could change webpage layout
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Text of video
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Text enclosed by <video> element will appear if browser or device can't support any of the video formats available
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type attribute for video
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Identifies the format, or MIME type of video.
Options: MP4, WebM, Ogg
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Which of the following is a proprietary technology that manipulates vector based graphics to create animated sequences?
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Flash Technology
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What term is often used for the clickable region on an image map that acts as a hyperlink?
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hot spot
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Consider the code:
<video width="360" height="270" controls="controls" poster="img.png">
<source src="video.mp4" type="video/mp4" />
<source src="video.webm" type="video/webm" />
<source src="video.ogg" type="video/ogg" />
Your browser does not support the HTML5 video element.
</video>
Which attribute prevents the first frame of the video from displaying while the video is downloading?
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The poster attribute
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Which choice correctly describes the effect of clicking a hot spot on an image map?
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The file designated by the hot spot's URL reference will load
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Which term do Web Developers commonly use for an image that allows the webpage background to show through specified areas, providing the visual effect of blending in to the background of your webpage?
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Transparent
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src attribute for video
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Identifies the location and file name of media resource
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The only web-ready image file formats that support interlacing are:
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GIF 87a, GIF 89a, PNG
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What is the term for images for which you can purchase rights to use in printed material or on a website?
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Stock Photos
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<source> element of video
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Defines the media resource. Multiple sources can be listed, such as different types of video formats to support a variety of devices and browsers
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Interlaced image is read from:
Front
left to right
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Which of the following is the most common type of bitmap seen on the web?