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Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
True or False: In the Microsoft Word or Micorsoft Power Point, the opposite meaning of portrait is landscape.
a)
True
b)
False
2.
Which of the following is a term that applies to the spacing between characters of text?
a)
leading
b)
kearning
c)
tracking
d)
points
3.
The upper-case of a text also named as the ____ case of a text.
a)
chapter
b)
leading
c)
capital
d)
big
4.
____________ means that the text's upper and lowercase letters must match exactly to be recognized.
a)
small letter
b)
every letter
c)
case sensitive letter
d)
exact letter
5.
Placing an upperletter in the middle of the word is called as ___________
a)
interalphabet
b)
intercap
c)
intracap
d)
intrasentence
6.
Time roman and Palatino are example of
a)
serif fonts
b)
sans serif fonts
7.
Arial and Verdana are the example of
a)
serif fonts
b)
sans serif fonts
8.
_____________ is used for body text.
a)
serif
b)
sans serif
9.
__________ is normally used for headlines.
a)
serif
b)
sans serif
10.
_______________ is used for a gentle and blended look for titles and headlines.
a)
Anti-aliasing
b)
Aliasing
c)
Serif
d)
Anti-serif
11.
______________ is used to design for a roomy blank areas.
a)
White zone
b)
White zoom
c)
White space
d)
White area
12.
We need to _________ fonts before the Operating System is able to recognize a font style.
a)
buy
b)
install
c)
delete
d)
draw
13.
The standard document format used for displaying text page on the Web is called as _______________
a)
CCS
b)
HTML
c)
C++
d)
javascript
14.
What had designed to standard accommodated up to about 65000 character to include the characters from all known language and alphabets in the world?
a)
Unicorn
b)
Unix
c)
Unicode
d)
Unity
15.
_____________ is an example of non-alphabetical language.
a)
Malay language
b)
Chinese language
c)
English langugae
d)
Korean language
16.
A family of graphi characters that usually includes many type sizes and style is called a ________
a)
typeface
b)
font
c)
point
d)
node
17.
In __________, many thousands of geometric objects are plotted in three-dimensional space.
a)
dynamic HTML
b)
wavecable TV
c)
scriabin Prometheus
d)
virtual reality
18.
Multimedia developers use which of the following to create products such as eLearning programs and mobile apps?
a)
authoring tools
b)
digital video discs
c)
convergence media
d)
distributed resources
19.
When you allow an end user to control what and when the elements are delivered, what is it called?
a)
responsive font
b)
interactive multimedia
c)
synergistic playback
d)
reciprocal platform
20.
To play rich media files created in Adobe’s Flash or Apple’s QuickTime, which of the following may need to be installed into the browser application?
a)
e-Tools
b)
WANS
c)
DHTML
d)
plug-ins
21.
The __________ of computer-based multimedia with entertainment and games-based media is increasing.
a)
convergence
b)
genealogy
c)
scripting
d)
passivity
22.
A multimedia title cannot be:
a)
Delivered as a download on the Internet
b)
Delivered without instructions on CD-ROM
c)
Delivered in a sleeve on DVD
d)
Delivered as a .txt file in a box
23.
HTML stands for:
a)
Hyper Technology Master Lingo
b)
Hypertext Markup Language
c)
Hyper Testing Media Logo
d)
Hypertalk Memory Logistics
24.
An eBook that does not offer the user navigational control, forcing the user to read from beginning to end, is an example of a multimedia project that is:
a)
tabular
b)
cubic
c)
linear
d)
analog
25.
The look and feel of a web site or E-Learning program can be described as the:
a)
synaptic mobile kiosk
b)
file transfer protocol
c)
local area network
d)
graphical user interface
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