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WorksheetsComm Lesson 4 Quiz
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 11mins
On a Web page, white space is:
an unfinished page.
an area without content.
a heading or subheading.
an image that does not relate to the text.
What can you use to make text easier to read on a Web page?
Keywords
Paragraphs
Bulleted lists
More images
Which of the following places the most important information at the beginning of a story where it will best capture a reader's attention?
Paragraphs
Bulleted lists
Inverted pyramid
Headings and subheadings
What is the purpose of brainstorming?
To help generate ideas
To replace text with images
To make Web pages easier to scan
To complement text on a Web page
The process for determining a Web page's content is sometimes called:
hyperlinking.
image editing.
inverted pyramid.
information design.
Users do not read Web pages like they read the pages in a book. Instead they:
scan the Web page.
print the Web page.
look at the images.
download the images.
______ should be both visually appealing and informative.
Text
Labels
Graphics
Headings
Dividing a page's text into small sections is called:
imaging.
chunking.
keywording.
brainstorming.
When creating a Web page, you use numbered lists to:
create keywords.
present a series of steps.
present a list of related items.
create headings in a paragraph.
When creating headings and subheadings, it is a good idea to:
include an image for each one.
place long paragraphs of text after each one.
use keywords so readers can find information quickly.
use flashing text to highlight the headings on the page.
When users are looking for content on a Web page, they often use:
a printer to print the page out.
a scanner to find what they're looking for.
keywords, headings, and subheadings to find information quickly and easily.
a search engine to look for the content on the Web page.
Which of these should you keep in mind when planning a Web site's content?
Who is the audience?
What does the audience want from the site?
Where will you get the site content?
All of the above.
When you're choosing graphics for your Web page, you should:
Pick the coolest looking ones.
Pick the ones that convey the best information.
Make sure they do cool stuff like rotate and flash.
Put as many on the page as you can fit, because they'll make people want to read your page
