6 Written Questions

1. The user event and the event handler in a behavior. (DMR 386)
2. A common sound format that can contain very high-quality sound with a surprisingly small file size; good for sending sounds over the Web to users with slow connections. (DMR 422)
3. The software that shrinks the digital sound and or video to the smallest possible size for faster transmission, and later expands it for playback on the client computer. Several different popular CODECs are used for sound and video on the Web, including MP3 (sound only), RealMedia, QuickTime, and Windows Media. (DMR 418)
4. A program used to create comprehensive multimedia solutions deployable across multiple media including CD-ROM, DVD, Web, and Kiosk. Shockwave files are created in Director. (DMR 408)
5. Any special configurable object added to a Web page that needs a player or an application that is not part of the browser (such as plug-ins, ActiveX controls, or helper applications) to display within a browser. Some of the most useful media used in Web pages are Flash, Shockwave, sound, and video. (DMR 398)
6. Sound, video, or animation that begins to play on the user's computer after only a small portion downloads and will continue to play while the rest of the file is downloading. (DMR 418)

6 Multiple Choice Questions

1. A file that cannot be opened in the authoring environment. (DMR 408)
   Mark of the Web - A special comment inserted into Web pages to enable Internet Explorer to display active content from a local file without displaying a security warning. (DMR 430)
   1. behavior
   2. sound format
   3. locked file
   4. media
2. What happens when the event is performed on the object in a behavior. (DMR 386)
   1. MP3
   2. buffer
   3. action
   4. media
3. The type of compression used for a specific sound; each sound format uses a different CODEC as the sound is compressed for delivery and decompressed for playback. (DMR 418)
   1. sound format
   2. buffer
   3. media
   4. locked file
4. To download the first 5 or 10 seconds of an audio or video clip before it begins to play to ensure continuous playback of the video clip. After the clip begins to play, the playback will continue without interruption as long as the current download is at or past the current clip playback location. (DMR 424)
   1. event
   2. media
   3. behavior
   4. buffer
5. Code added to a Web page that enables users to interact with various elements in the Web page, to alter the Web page in different ways, or to cause tasks to be performed. (DMR 386)
   1. media
   2. event
   3. action
   4. behavior
6. The Adobe solution for delivering interactive multimedia on the Web; used for more complex interactive media components such as games, interactive 3D, database-driven multimedia, multiuser applications, and educational materials. (DMR 408)
   1. Director (Adobe)
   2. locked file
   3. Flash (Adobe)
   4. Shockwave (Adobe)

6 True/False Questions

1. event handler → The code used to refer to the event in a behavior. (DMR 386)

   True        False

2. Validate Form behavior → Code added to a Web page that enables users to interact with various elements in the Web page, to alter the Web page in different ways, or to cause tasks to be performed. (DMR 386)

   True        False

3. Director projector → A stand-alone executable file that does not need any software or plug-in to run on a client computer. (DMR 408)

   True        False

4. user event → The user event and the event handler in a behavior. (DMR 386)

   True        False

5. Flash (Adobe) → The Adobe solution for delivering interactive multimedia on the Web; used for more complex interactive media components such as games, interactive 3D, database-driven multimedia, multiuser applications, and educational materials. (DMR 408)

   True        False

6. active content → JavaScript or anything that requires an ActiveX control or plug-in, such as Flash Player. (DMR 430)

   True        False