Week 1 Quiz: Portfolio, Images, and Presentation Basics

1. What is the best definition of navigation on a website?

   • A. The organized links that help visitors understand where they can go
   • B. The colors used in the page theme
   • C. The folder where images are stored
   • D. The title shown in the browser tab

2. Which navigation label is most useful by itself?

   • A. Click Here
   • B. More
   • C. View Data Projects
   • D. Go

3. A link label appears correctly, but clicking it opens a not-found page. What should you check first?

   • A. Whether the destination exists and the link points to the correct location
   • B. Whether the page background is dark enough
   • C. Whether the image has enough saturation
   • D. Whether the presentation has speaker notes

4. What does cropping change?

   • A. The visible content inside the image frame
   • B. The permission level of the image
   • C. The destination of a website link
   • D. The number of slides in a presentation

5. What does resizing primarily change?

   • A. The pixel dimensions of an image
   • B. The copyright owner
   • C. The meaning of the alt text
   • D. The navigation structure

6. Why might a 6000-pixel-wide photograph be resized before being placed on a website?

   • A. To reduce unnecessary file size while matching the displayed use
   • B. To make the photograph automatically legal to reuse
   • C. To create navigation links
   • D. To remove the need for alternative text

7. What is the main purpose of useful alt text for an informative image?

   • A. Communicate the important information the image contributes when it cannot be seen
   • B. List every color visible in the image
   • C. Repeat the page title word for word
   • D. Replace the media source record

8. Which item belongs in a media provenance record?

   • A. Original creator and source
   • B. Only the current screen brightness
   • C. The browser's zoom percentage
   • D. The number of tabs open during editing

9. Which statement best describes a strong beginner slide?

   • A. It has one clear main message supported by readable evidence or visuals
   • B. It contains every detail from the speaker notes
   • C. It uses as many fonts and colors as possible
   • D. It has no title so the audience must infer the topic

10. A portfolio page works while you are logged in as the creator. Why is that not enough evidence that another viewer can use it?

• A. The creator may have permissions that other viewers do not have
• B. Logged-in pages cannot contain images
• C. Navigation only works when a page is public
• D. Presentation software controls website permissions

Answer Key

1. A — navigation is the organized path visitors use to move through and understand a site.
2. C — descriptive link text tells the visitor what destination to expect.
3. A — a not-found result points first to the destination, path, name, or missing page.
4. A — cropping changes what remains inside the image frame.
5. A — resizing changes the pixel dimensions used to represent the image.
6. A — matching the image to its displayed use can reduce file size without wasting resolution.
7. A — alt text preserves the important information or function of an informative image.
8. A — provenance records where the media came from and who created it.
9. A — a strong slide makes one main idea easy to understand and supports it with relevant evidence.
10. A — creator permissions can hide access problems that other viewers will experience.