Question 1

The Swap Image/Restore behavior changes from one image to another upon clicking or hovering or returns the image to its original state.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

List at least three general guidelines for planning Web site interactivity.

Accepted Answer

The answer of List at least three general guidelines for...

Question 3

You can double-click a button to open the ___ dialog box.

Accepted Answer

A)  Image Map 
B)  Accessibility Options 
C)  Interactive Buttons 
D)  Add Choice

Question 4

____ are the embedded functions that occur as a result of site events, such as a page opening in a browser window.

Accepted Answer

A)  Hotspots 
B)  Frames 
C)  Menus 
D)  Behaviors

Question 5

Critical Thinking Questions Case 6-2 You and three friends are planning a new informational Web site in support of a favorite local charity. You want the site to use interactive elements to enhance site visitors' experiences. During a recent planning meeting, the discussion was all about Web site interactivity. Your friends, Jennie and Lou, want to use lots of sounds and popup messages to make the site's pages cool and fun. You tell them that ____.

Accepted Answer

A)  sounds and popup messages are easy to add 
B)  sounds and popup messages are very popular with visitors and will make the site more appealing 
C)  sounds and popup messages are a good way to encourage visitors to return to the site often 
D)  sounds and popup messages might annoy site visitors and, if used, should be used sparingly

Question 6

The ____ behavior displays two images - one that displays by default, and one that replaces the default image upon an event.

Accepted Answer

A)  swap image 
B)  jump image 
C)  change image 
D)  flip image

Question 7

____ are actions triggered by events.

Accepted Answer

A)  Menus 
B)  Functions 
C)  Image maps 
D)  Behaviors

Question 8

You can return a swap image to its default image by clicking the Insert button on the Behaviors panel and then clicking the Restore Image command on the shortcut menu.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

A navigation bar should be located on the same place on each page of a site.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

You should use status bar behaviors for information that is important for all site visitors, such as your store hours or announcing a sale, as all browsers display a status bar by default.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

You can ____ file names in the Site View panel to select the files.

Accepted Answer

A)  F1+CLICK 
B)  TAB+CLICK 
C)  ALT+CLICK 
D)  CTRL+CLICK

Question 12

Adding a message to a frame or layer, or more commonly, to the status bar is an example of the ____________________ behavior.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Adding a message to a frame or...

Question 13

Using the accompanying figures as your guide, list and describe four interactive elements that appear on the Wisteria Farms home page.

Accepted Answer

The answer of  Using the accompanying figures as your...

Question 14

When a visitor places the mouse pointer over a hotspot, the mouse pointer changes to an I-beam pointer, as shown in the accompanying figure.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

The ____ behavior determines if the visitor's browser is the correct type and version necessary to view all of the site features.

Accepted Answer

A)  Call Script 
B)  Check Browser 
C)  Check Plug-in 
D)  Open Browser Window

Question 16

You can change a button s width and height with options in the Image tab in the Interactive Buttons dialog box, as shown in the accompanying figure.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

____ are graphics divided into section; each section is its own clickable area.

Accepted Answer

A)  Image maps 
B)  Hotspots 
C)  Jump menus 
D)  Status links

Question 18

The ____ behavior is used to change the font, position, borders and shading, and visibility of an object.

Accepted Answer

A)  Call Script 
B)  Change Property/Restore 
C)  Play Sound 
D)  Set Text

Exam 6: Adding Interactivity

The Swap Image/Restore behavior changes from one image to another upon clicking or hovering or returns the image to its original state.

List at least three general guidelines for planning Web site interactivity.

You can double-click a button to open the ___ dialog box.

____ are the embedded functions that occur as a result of site events, such as a page opening in a browser window.

The ____ behavior displays two images - one that displays by default, and one that replaces the default image upon an event.

____ are actions triggered by events.

You can return a swap image to its default image by clicking the Insert button on the Behaviors panel and then clicking the Restore Image command on the shortcut menu.

A navigation bar should be located on the same place on each page of a site.

You should use status bar behaviors for information that is important for all site visitors, such as your store hours or announcing a sale, as all browsers display a status bar by default.

You can ____ file names in the Site View panel to select the files.

Adding a message to a frame or layer, or more commonly, to the status bar is an example of the ____________________ behavior.

Using the accompanying figures as your guide, list and describe four interactive elements that appear on the Wisteria Farms home page.

When a visitor places the mouse pointer over a hotspot, the mouse pointer changes to an I-beam pointer, as shown in the accompanying figure.

The ____ behavior determines if the visitor's browser is the correct type and version necessary to view all of the site features.

You can change a button s width and height with options in the Image tab in the Interactive Buttons dialog box, as shown in the accompanying figure.

____ are graphics divided into section; each section is its own clickable area.

The ____ behavior is used to change the font, position, borders and shading, and visibility of an object.