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QUIZ 3 MULTIMEDIA INTERACTIVE

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
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1.

What is TEXT

a)

Text processing refers to the inability to manipulate words, lines, and pages.

b)

Objects that are text include graphics, numbers (if they're not stored as ASCII characters), and program code

c)

Typically, the term text is not refers to text stored as ASCII codes (that is, without any formatting).

d)

Words, sentences, paragraphs.

2.

What is Font in TEXT

a)

A design for a set of characters unincluding typeface, size, pitch, and spacing

b)

A collection of characters of a single size and style not belonging to a particular typeface family

c)

There is not some basic consistency of look that makes the individual characters, regardless of size and style variations, part of the same family.

d)

A design for a set of characters including typeface, size, pitch, and spacing

3.

Choose a not considerations and guidelines to keep in mind when working with text

a)

Use appropriate fonts

b)

Make it unreadable

c)

Consider type styles and colors

d)

Use restraint and be consistent

4.

An HTML document is a simple file containing text in a specific Markup language named HTML

a)

An HTML document is a complex file containing text in a specific Markup language named HTML

b)

A file containing an HTML document may has only an extension.

c)

All the information you don't like to include in your Web page fits in between the <BODY> and </BODY> tags.

d)

An HTML document is a simple file containing text in a specific Markup language named HTML

5.

Which statement explain about Icons

a)

Icons aren't a principal feature of graphical user interfaces.

b)

A small picture that represents an object or program.

c)

Icons are very useful in applications that use windows, because with the click of a mouse button you can shrink an entire window into a small icon.

d)

To redisplay the window, you merely move the pointer to the icon and click (or double click) a mouse button.

6.

What is navigation

a)

Navigation is the process of reading, and not controlling the movement of a craft or vehicle from one place to another.

b)

It is also the term of art used for the specialized knowledge not used by navigators to perform navigation tasks.

c)

The word navigate is derived from the Latin "navigate", which is the command "soul".

d)

Navigation is the process of reading, and controlling the movement of a craft or vehicle from one place to another.

7.

Choose the correct answer for Hypertext Tools

a)

Hypertext systems are currently used not for electronic publishing and reference works, technical documentation, educational course ware, interactive kiosks, electronic catalogs, interactive fiction, and text and image databases.

b)

Today these tools are used extensively with information organized in a non linear fashion.

c)

The builder creates the links, identifies nodes, and generates the all-important index of words.

d)

Two functions are common to most hypermedia text management systems, and they are often provided as separate applications: writing and reading.

8.

Select the wrong answer for Animating Text

a)

Text behaviors create animation by applying a range of values to text parameters specific to titling effects—without creating key frames.

b)

While you can apply different behavior types (Basic Motion, Parameter, or Simulation) to text, Motion has special class of text behaviors.

c)

Text behaviors create animation by applying a range of values to text parameters specific to titling effects—with creating key frames.

d)

Text can be animated using behaviors, key frames, or a combination of both. While you can apply different behavior types (Basic Motion, Parameter, or Simulation) to text, Motion has special class of text behaviors.

9.

The statement "Text is helpful to users to provide perpetual cues about their location within the body of content" explain about

a)

Hypertext Tools

b)

Fields for Reading:

c)

Fontographer

d)

Menus for Navigation

10.

Sound is a complex relationship not involving

a)

A vibrating object (sound sources)

b)

A transmission medium (usually air)

c)

A receiver (ear)

d)

A preceptor (muscle)