HTML MEDIA FILES

Question 1

tag allows developers to link and
display an image in an HTML page.

Answer 1

<img></img>

Question 2

It is a single tag and requires the src and alt
attributes to be set.

Answer 2

image element
<img></img>

Question 3

this defines the URL of an image. The
file format of images can be JPEG, GIF or
PNG.

Answer 3

src

Question 4

this defines an alternate text for an
image when it fails to load.

Answer 4

alt

Question 5

allows developers to display an
audio file in an HTML page.

Answer 5

<audio> tag
</audio>

Question 6

This denotes that the audio will start
playing as soon as it is loaded.

Answer 6

autoplay

Question 7

This denotes that the audio controls such
as play and pause buttons should be displayed.

Answer 7

controls

Question 8

This denotes that the audio will replay every
time it is finished.

Answer 8

loop

Question 9

This denotes how the author thinks the
audio should be loaded when the page loads. The possible values of this attribute are auto, metadata
or none.

Answer 9

preload

Question 10

This defines the URL of an audio file. The three supported file formats are MP3, WAV and OGG.

Answer 10

src

Question 11

allows developers to display a
video file in an HTML page.

Answer 11

<video> tag
</video>

Question 12

This defines the height of the video player
through pixels.

Answer 12

height

Question 13

This defines the width of the video player
through pixels.

Answer 13

width

Question 14

This denotes whether the audio of the video
player is muted (no sounds)

Answer 14

muted

Question 15

allows developer to specify more than one
sources for audio or video elements.

Answer 15

<source></source>