Web Design May 12

The __________ image format is used for graphics with many colors; the format does not support transparency.

• PNG

• SVG

• Jpeg

• GIF

The __________ image format supports both continuous-tone color and transparency.

• PNG

• JPEG

• GIF

• SVG

Which of the following is true of the Alt attribute?

• It provides a text alternative to images so visitors who use screen readers have access to the content of the image.

• It is indexed by search engines, which can help in the Web page’s ranking.

• It appears in place of an image if image display is disabled.

• All of these are true

When you place an image in an HTML page, Dreamweaver automatically creates an empty alt attribute in the <img> tag.

• True

• False

Which method can be used to insert an image in Dreamweaver?

• Click the Images button on the Common Insert panel.

• Drag an image from the Files panel.

• Click the Insert button in the Assets panel.

• All of these methods can be used

Which tag identifies an image in an HTML page?

• <src>

• <img>

• <jpg>

• <alt>

Which attribute defines the file name for the specific image in an image tag?

• alt

• href

• src

• title

How can you tell if an image is selected in the document window?

• Everything but the selected image appears grayed out.

• A green rectangle overlays the selected image.

• Handles appear on the selected image in the regular Design view

• Marching ants surround the selected image

Which function can be performed directly in Dreamweaver?

a.    Cropping

b.   Resampling

c.    Sharpening

d.   All of these

• Cropping

• Resampling

• Sharpening

• All of these

What is the result of double-clicking an image in the Files panel?

a.    The image is inserted into the page at the insertion point.

b.   The image properties are displayed in the Properties panel.

c.    It prompts Dreamweaver to open the file in an image-editing application.

d.   None of these.

• The image is inserted into the page at the insertion point.

• The image properties are displayed in the Properties panel.

• It prompts Dreamweaver to open the file in an image editing application

• None of these