Question 1

When parameters of the radial-gradient function are omitted, they take their default values. ​

Accepted Answer

When parameters are omitted, the radial-gradient function takes its default values.

Question 2

If a single value is specified in the background-position property, the browser applies that value to both the horizontal and vertical position.

Accepted Answer

If only one value is specified in the background-position property, the browser applies that value to the horizontal position and centers the background image vertically.

Question 3

Box shadows can only be placed outside an element. ​

Accepted Answer

Box shadows can be placed both inside and outside an element using the `box-shadow` property. The default value is an outer shadow, but by using the `inset` keyword, an inner shadow can also be created.

Question 4

The background-position property is only useful for non-tiled images because a tiled image fills the background and it usually  doesn't  matter where the tiling starts.

Accepted Answer

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Question 5

If a background extends through the border space by default, all coordinates for the image position are measured from the bottom-left corner.

Accepted Answer

By default, all coordinates for the background position in CSS are measured from the top-left corner, not the bottom-left.

Question 6

Tiling is when a browser loads a background image and then repeats the image in both the vertical and horizontal directions until the entire background is filled.

Accepted Answer

Tiling is the process of repeating a background image both vertically and horizontally to fill the entire background of a webpage.

Question 7

In the opacity property, if the value is 0, it means an object is completely opaque.

Accepted Answer

If the value of opacity is 0, it means the object is completely transparent and not visible at all. A value of 1 means the object is completely opaque.

Question 8

The radii of individual corners are equal to the radii of hypothetical circles placed at the corners of a box with the arcs of the circles defining the rounded circles.

Accepted Answer

This statement is true as it describes the basic concept of rounded corners in a box or any similar object. The radii of the corners are defined by the radius of the hypothetical circles that would touch the edges of the box at the corners. The arc of these circles create the curved edge of the box at the corners.

Question 9

By default, an element's background is defined to extend only through the padding space and not to include the border space.

Accepted Answer

By default, an element's background is defined to extend only through the padding space and not to include the border space.

Question 10

The default direction for a linear color gradient is horizontal, starting from the left of an object and moving to the bottom. ​

Accepted Answer

The default direction for a linear color gradient is top to bottom, starting from the top of an object and moving to the bottom.

Question 11

By default, a box shadow has the same size and dimensions as its page object offset in the horizontal and vertical direction.

Accepted Answer

By default, the box shadow has the same size and dimensions as its page object offset in the horizontal and vertical direction.

Question 12

A background image can be placed using the keywords left, center, and right for the vertical position and top, center, and bottom for the horizontal position.

Accepted Answer

This statement is incorrect. The keywords left, center, and right should be used for horizontal position while top, center, and bottom should be used for vertical position when placing a background image.

Question 13

A smaller perspective value causes a pair of railroad tracks to converge over an apparently shorter distance, while a larger perspective value causes the tracks to appear to go farther before converging. ​

Accepted Answer

This is true as the perspective value determines the degree of convergence in a perspective drawing, and a smaller value would result in a more prominent and shorter convergence, while a larger value would result in a shallower and longer convergence.

Question 14

The only requirement for a repeating gradient is that a stopping position is required for the first color in the list that is less than the size of the object background. ​

Accepted Answer

The statement is incorrect. A stopping position is required for EACH color in the list, not just the first color.

Question 15

A background image is attached to its element so that as the element content is scrolled through, the background image remains still.

Accepted Answer

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Question 16

The size of a background image is smaller than the size stored in the image file.

Accepted Answer

The size of a background image as displayed on a webpage can be adjusted using CSS, but the size stored in the image file itself remains constant and does not change based on how it is displayed.

Question 17

Even if the background images are hidden, the tiling process continues behind the page body.

Accepted Answer

Even if the background images are hidden through CSS, the tiling process of the image continues behind the page body. However, the image will not be visible unless it is unhidden or displayed through CSS.

Question 18

Client-side image maps are easier to create but rely on a connection to the server in order to run. ​

Accepted Answer

Client-side image maps do not rely on a server connection to function; they are processed entirely by the web browser using the coordinates specified directly in the HTML.

Question 19

Multiple shadows can be added to text by including each shadow definition in a comma-separated list. ​

Accepted Answer

Multiple shadows can be added to text by including each shadow definition in a comma-separated list.

Question 20

Backgrounds are added in the reverse order in which they're listed in a style rule. ​

Accepted Answer

This is true. When multiple backgrounds are listed in a style rule separated by commas, the last background listed will be the topmost layer and will be visible. Therefore, backgrounds are added in the reverse order in which they are listed.

Quiz 4: Graphic Design With CSS

When parameters of the radial-gradient function are omitted, they take their default values. ​

If a single value is specified in the background-position property, the browser applies that value to both the horizontal and vertical position.

Box shadows can only be placed outside an element. ​

The background-position property is only useful for non-tiled images because a tiled image fills the background and it usually doesn't matter where the tiling starts.

If a background extends through the border space by default, all coordinates for the image position are measured from the bottom-left corner.

Tiling is when a browser loads a background image and then repeats the image in both the vertical and horizontal directions until the entire background is filled.

In the opacity property, if the value is 0, it means an object is completely opaque.

The radii of individual corners are equal to the radii of hypothetical circles placed at the corners of a box with the arcs of the circles defining the rounded circles.

By default, an element's background is defined to extend only through the padding space and not to include the border space.

The default direction for a linear color gradient is horizontal, starting from the left of an object and moving to the bottom. ​

By default, a box shadow has the same size and dimensions as its page object offset in the horizontal and vertical direction.

A background image can be placed using the keywords left, center, and right for the vertical position and top, center, and bottom for the horizontal position.

A smaller perspective value causes a pair of railroad tracks to converge over an apparently shorter distance, while a larger perspective value causes the tracks to appear to go farther before converging. ​

The only requirement for a repeating gradient is that a stopping position is required for the first color in the list that is less than the size of the object background. ​

A background image is attached to its element so that as the element content is scrolled through, the background image remains still.

The size of a background image is smaller than the size stored in the image file.

Even if the background images are hidden, the tiling process continues behind the page body.

Client-side image maps are easier to create but rely on a connection to the server in order to run. ​

Multiple shadows can be added to text by including each shadow definition in a comma-separated list. ​

Backgrounds are added in the reverse order in which they're listed in a style rule. ​

When parameters of the radial-gradient function are omitted, they take their default values.

Box shadows can only be placed outside an element.

The default direction for a linear color gradient is horizontal, starting from the left of an object and moving to the bottom.

A smaller perspective value causes a pair of railroad tracks to converge over an apparently shorter distance, while a larger perspective value causes the tracks to appear to go farther before converging.

The only requirement for a repeating gradient is that a stopping position is required for the first color in the list that is less than the size of the object background.

Client-side image maps are easier to create but rely on a connection to the server in order to run.

Multiple shadows can be added to text by including each shadow definition in a comma-separated list.

Backgrounds are added in the reverse order in which they're listed in a style rule.