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Multimedia and Web-Based Terminology

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the use of a combination of text, audio, images, animation, video, and interactivity in digital content called?

a)

Multimedia

b)

Monochrome

c)

Telecommunication

d)

Spreadsheet

2.

Which term refers to a type of image made of pixels, like JPEG, PNG, or BMP?

a)

Bitmap

b)

Vector

c)

SVG

d)

Outline

3.

What is short for 'compressor-decompressor' and is used to encode or decode audio and video files (e.g., MP3, H.264)?

a)

Codec

b)

Buffer

c)

Stream

d)

Packet

4.

Playing media in real-time as it downloads, rather than waiting for the entire file, is called:

a)
Streaming
b)

Downloading

c)

Kerning

d)

Uploads

5.

The number of frames per second (fps) in a video is known as:

a)

Frame Rate

b)

Bit Depth

c)

Aspect Ratio

d)

Resolution

6.

The dimensions of a screen or video in pixels (e.g., 1920x1080 is Full HD) is called:

a)

Resolution

b)

Bitrate

c)

Frame rate

d)

Aspect ratio

7.

Moving visuals created by displaying a series of images or frames (e.g., GIFs) are called:

a)

Animation

b)

Collage

c)

Mosaic

d)

Still life

8.

Features that allow user input or interaction, like clickable buttons or sliders in a video, are called:

a)

Interactivity

b)

Animation

c)

Autoplay

d)

Subtitles

9.

What is the standard language used to create webpages.

a)

HTML (HyperText Markup Language)

b)

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

c)

JavaScript

d)

Python

10.

What protocol is used for transferring data over the web, enabling browsers and servers to communicate?

a)

HTTP (HyperText Transfer Protocol)

b)

FTP (File Transfer Protocol)

c)

SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)

d)

SSH (Secure Shell)

11.

What is the web address of a resource (e.g., https://www.example.com) called?

a)

URL (Uniform Resource Locator)

b)

HTML (HyperText Markup Language)

c)

IP Address (Internet Protocol Address)

d)

DNS (Domain Name System)

12.

Which term is used to style and layout web pages, controlling fonts, colors, spacing, and positioning?

a)

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)

b)

HTML (HyperText Markup Language)

c)

JavaScript

d)

SQL (Structured Query Language)

13.

A programming language that adds interactivity to web pages (e.g., animations, form validation) is called:

a)

JavaScript

b)

HTML

c)

CSS

d)

Python

14.

A software application used to access websites (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Safari) is called:

a)

Web Browser

b)

Word Processor

c)

Spreadsheet

d)

Database

15.

A computer or system that hosts websites and delivers content when requested is called a:

a)
Server
b)

Driver

c)

Client

d)

Hard Drive

16.

The user’s device/browser that requests and receives data from servers is called a:

a)

Client

b)

Server

c)

Router

d)

Database

17.

Designing web content so it adapts to different screen sizes and devices is called:

a)

Responsive Design

b)

Static Design

c)

Print Design

d)

Fixed Layout

18.

What is Adobe Photoshop used for?

a)

Image editing, photo manipulation, digital painting.

b)

Spreadsheet calculations and data analysis.

c)

Web browsing and email management.

d)

Video conferencing and online meetings.

19.

What is Adobe Illustrator used for?

a)

Vector graphics, logos, icons, and scalable designs.

b)

Photo editing and retouching.

c)

Creating spreadsheets and data analysis.

d)

Video editing and special effects.

20.

What is Adobe InDesign used for?

a)

Magazines, brochures, and page layout with multimedia support.

b)

Video editing and special effects.

c)

3D modeling and animation.

d)

Audio recording and mixing.

21.

What is Figma used for?

a)

Collaborative interface design and prototyping tool.

b)

Video editing and animation software.

c)

Spreadsheet and data analysis tool.

d)

Web hosting and domain registration service.

22.

What is Adobe XD used for?

a)

Wireframing, UI/UX design, and interactive prototypes.

b)

Video editing and animation.

c)

Spreadsheet calculations and data analysis.

d)

3D modeling and rendering.

23.

What is Adobe After Effects used for?

a)

Motion graphics, animated logos, and visual effects.

b)

Spreadsheet calculations and data analysis.

c)

Audio recording and music production.

d)

Web browsing and email management.

24.

What is Blender used for?

a)

Open-source 3D modeling and animation software.

b)

A word processing application.

c)

A web browser.

d)

A music streaming service.

25.

What is Adobe Premiere Pro used for?

a)

Video editing with layered effects and audio syncing.

b)

Creating 3D models for video games.

c)

Designing websites and web applications.

d)

Composing and producing electronic music.

26.

What is Final Cut Pro used for?

a)

Mac-exclusive video editing software used by professionals.

b)

Audio recording software for Windows only.

c)

A web browser for internet surfing.

d)

A spreadsheet application for data analysis.

27.

Webflow is a tool for web design that allows ________ and ________ layouts.

a)

animations, responsive

b)

static, fixed

c)

manual, rigid

d)

text, image

28.

Fill in the blank: To add clickable elements, hover effects, animations, and navigation that responds to user actions (e.g., buttons, menus, tabs), you should use __________.

a)

Interactive Websites and UI/UX Design

b)

Database Management Systems

c)

Server-Side Scripting

d)

Static Web Pages

29.

Fill in the blank: To create Instagram stories or TikToks with polls, swipe-up links, or tap-to-reveal graphics, you should focus on __________.

a)

Social Media and Digital Content

b)

Traditional Print Media

c)

Financial Accounting

d)

Mechanical Engineering

30.

Fill in the blank: To design animated sequences that respond to scrolling or clicks (via code integration in apps/web), you should use __________.

a)

Motion Graphics with Interaction

b)

Static Illustrations

c)

Vector Icons

d)

Basic Image Editing

31.

Fill in the blank: To add hyperlinks, embedded media, page transitions, and clickable elements in PDFs or slide decks, you should use __________.

a)

Interactive PDFs and Presentations

b)

Static PDFs and Documents

c)

Plain Text Files

d)

Printed Handouts

32.

Fill in the blank: To create 3D or AR experiences where users can interact with designs in real space, you should use __________.

a)

AR/VR Content

b)

2D Animation

c)

Text Documents

d)

Audio Files

33.

Fill in the blank: To add videos, audio, image sliders, or clickable maps inside a webpage or app, you should use __________.

a)

Embedded Multimedia

b)

Text Formatting

c)

Data Tables

d)

Static Images

34.

What is the first basic principle of web design according to the list?

a)

Purpose and Clarity

b)

Color Scheme

c)

Typography

d)

Navigation

35.

Which principle of web design emphasizes that users should easily find what they're looking for?

a)

Navigation

b)

Typography

c)

Animation

d)

Color Theory

36.

Which principle of web design focuses on making the site intuitive and smooth to use?

a)

User Experience (UX)

b)

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

c)

Responsive Design

d)

Content Management

37.

Which principle of web design involves arranging elements so users know what's most important?

a)

Visual Hierarchy

b)

Contrast

c)

Alignment

d)

Whitespace

38.

Which principle of web design helps keep the site organized and balanced?

a)

Layout and Grid Systems

b)

Color Theory

c)

Typography

d)

Animation

39.

Design should support the website's goal and guide users to take action.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

Using clear menus, consistent layout, breadcrumbs, and search bars helps with which aspect of web design?

a)

User Experience (UX)

b)

Navigation

c)

Visual Hierarchy

d)

Purpose and Clarity

41.

Prioritizing fast loading, mobile responsiveness, minimal clicks, and clear content hierarchy are all part of which web design principle?

a)

User Experience (UX)

b)

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

c)

Content Management System (CMS)

d)

Backend Development

42.

Using size, color, contrast, and spacing to lead the eye from headlines to supporting text to action buttons is an example of which principle?

a)

Visual Hierarchy

b)

Typography

c)

Alignment

d)

Repetition

43.

Fill in the blank: The site should work on all devices: _______, tablets, and desktops.

a)

phones

b)

printers

c)

watches

d)

televisions

44.

Fill in the blank: Use readable fonts, proper size, and good contrast between text and _______.

a)

background

b)

images

c)

shapes

d)

icons

45.

Fill in the blank: Limit font styles and sizes for a clean, _______ look.

a)

professional

b)

messy

c)

casual

d)

chaotic

46.

Fill in the blank: Stick to a consistent color palette that reflects the _______ and ensures readability.

a)

brand

b)

weather

c)

season

d)

location

47.

Fill in the blank: Use contrast to separate content, highlight buttons, and improve _______.

a)

accessibility

b)

speed

c)

color

d)

animation

48.

Fill in the blank: Optimize images and scripts so the website _______ quickly.

a)

loads

b)

crashes

c)

stops

d)

breaks

49.

Fill in the blank: Slow websites lead to high bounce rates and poor _______ experience.

a)

user

b)

server

c)

admin

d)

network

50.

Fill in the blank: Design for everyone, including people with _______.

a)

disabilities

b)

cars

c)

plants

d)

computers

51.

Fill in the blank: A ______ is a single image in a sequence. Multiple ______make up an animation.

a)

frame

b)

scene

c)

layer

d)

sketch

52.

Fill in the blank: FPS stands for ______ per second.

a)

frames

b)

files

c)

flashes

d)

formats

53.

Which of the following is NOT a common frame rate mentioned in animation design?

a)

24 fps

b)

30 fps

c)

60 fps

d)

100 fps

54.

The timeline is the interface where you manage ______, layers, and keyframes over time.

a)

frames

b)

colors

c)

fonts

d)

shapes

55.

A keyframe is a frame where a major change happens in ______, size, color, etc.

a)

position

b)

texture

c)

sound

d)

background

56.

Tweening is the process of filling in the ______ between keyframes to create smooth motion.

a)

frames

b)

colors

c)

sounds

d)

layers

57.

Which of the following is NOT a type of easing in animation design?

a)

Ease In

b)

Ease Out

c)

Ease In-Out

d)

Ease Fast

58.

A loop is a repeated animation that starts and ends ______.

a)

seamlessly

b)

slowly

c)

randomly

d)

abruptly

59.

Each object or element has its own ______ on the timeline.

a)

layer

b)

frame

c)

color

d)

sound

60.

What is a Playhead in animation?

a)

A tool for coloring frames

b)

A vertical line in the timeline showing the current frame, which you move to preview or edit specific frames.

c)

A feature that shows multiple frames at once

d)

A type of animation software

61.

What is Onion Skinning in animation?

a)

A tool for coloring frames

b)

A vertical line in the timeline

c)

A feature that shows multiple frames at once, usually faded out, to help guide drawing motion.

d)

A type of animation software

62.

What does the principle of 'Squash and Stretch' show in animation?

a)

Flexibility and weight

b)

Speed and timing

c)

Lighting and composition

d)

Planning and dramatic scenes

63.

Fill in the blank: The principle of 'Anticipation' in animation prepares the audience for an _______.

a)

action

b)

background

c)

soundtrack

d)

ending

64.

Which principle of animation directs the viewer's attention to the most important action and uses composition, lighting, and timing to highlight what matters?

a)

Staging

b)

Follow Through

c)

Squash and Stretch

d)

Slow In and Slow Out

65.

The principle of 'Slow In and Slow Out' means that movement starts slow, speeds up, then slows down again.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

Fill in the blank: Natural movement usually follows ______ paths, not straight lines.

a)

curved

b)

zigzag

c)

rectangular

d)

triangular

67.

Which animation principle adds extra details that support the main action?

a)

Secondary Action

b)

Anticipation

c)

Squash and Stretch

d)

Staging

68.

Fill in the blank: More frames = ______ movement, fewer frames = faster movement.

a)

slower

b)

faster

c)

jerky

d)

shorter

69.

Which animation principle pushes movements or expressions beyond realism for dramatic effect or clarity?

a)

Exaggeration

b)

Anticipation

c)

Staging

d)

Squash and Stretch

70.

Which animation principle states that characters and movements should be interesting, engaging, and easy to understand, even for villains?

a)

Appeal

b)

Anticipation

c)

Squash and Stretch

d)

Timing