Chapter 7, Quiz

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Which of the following statements about clickable links is NOT true:
clickable images can be activated by clicking on the adjacent text
a clickable image is a link to another file or site
a clickable image is activated by clicking on the image
a clickable image performs just like a text link to the same reference

TRUE or FALSE: The browser will highlight a clickable image by drawing a colored border around it
True
False

TRUE or FALSE: 'HEIGHT' and 'WIDTH' attributes cannot be used with clickable image links.
True
False

Which of the following is a VALID clickable image?
<A HREF="newfile.htm#welcome" ></A><IMG SRC="image1.gif">
<A HREF="newfile.htm#welcome"><IMG SRC="image1.gif"></A>
<A HREF="newfile.htm" IMG SRC="image1.gif"></A>
<IMG SRC="image1.gif"><A HREF="newfile.htm"></A>

TRUE or FALSE: The color of the border around a clickable image is determined by the 'BORDER' attribute.
True
False

Which of the following attributes inserted in an image tag correctly implements a clickable image with NO border?
BORDER=NONE
BORDER=0
BORDER="0"
no 'BORDER' specified

A clickable image link with NO border is most appropriate for:
a large JPEG image
an off-page image
an image that resembles a "button"
a thumbnail image

TRUE or FALSE: When used with a clickable image link, a clickable caption must be placed after the closing anchor '</A>' tag.
True
False

TRUE or FALSE:
'<A HREF="r.htm"><IMG SRC="img.gif">...a report</A>'
is equivalent to
'<A HREF="r.htm"><IMG SRC="img.gif"></A><A HREF="r.htm">...a report</A>
True
False

TRUE or FALSE: text and can be aligned 'TOP', 'MIDDLE', or 'BOTTOM' to a clickable image
True
False

Which of the following is NOT true about an image selected for a clickable image link?
the image is called an "icon" when it symbolizes the content of the link
the image is called a "thumbnail" if it represents a larger, off-page image
the image MUST be a GIF image
the image should be relatively small

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