HTML5 Multimedia Tutorial

Q1.

Specify the video source.

A.	Use the src attribute.
B.	Use the source element.
C.	Use the audio element.
D.	Use the HTMLMediaElement, HTMLVideoElement, or HTMLAudioElement object.

Q2.

Include a video in an HTML document.

A.	Use the video element.
B.	Use the preload attribute.
C.	Use the poster attribute.
D.	Use the width and height attributes.

Q3.

Specify if a video file should be loaded before the user starts playback.

A.	Use the video element.
B.	Use the preload attribute.
C.	Use the poster attribute.
D.	Use the width and height attributes.

Q4.

Specify multiple formats of the same video source.

A.	Use the src attribute.
B.	Use the source element.
C.	Use the audio element.
D.	Use the HTMLMediaElement, HTMLVideoElement, or HTMLAudioElement object.

Q5.

Include audio in an HTML document.

A.	Use the src attribute.
B.	Use the source element.
C.	Use the audio element.
D.	Use the HTMLMediaElement, HTMLVideoElement, or HTMLAudioElement object.

Q6.

Manipulate media elements through the DOM.

A.	Use the src attribute.
B.	Use the source element.
C.	Use the audio element.
D.	Use the HTMLMediaElement, HTMLVideoElement, or HTMLAudioElement object.

Q7.

Obtain an indication of whether a media format is supported by the browser.

A.	Use the canPlayType method.
B.	Use the play and pause methods of the HTMLMediaElement, and the properties that provide playback details.
C.	Use the audio element.
D.	Use the HTMLMediaElement, HTMLVideoElement, or HTMLAudioElement object.

Q8.

Control media playback.

A.	Use the canPlayType method.
B.	Use the play and pause methods of the HTMLMediaElement, and the properties that provide playback details.
C.	Use the audio element.
D.	Use the HTMLMediaElement, HTMLVideoElement, or HTMLAudioElement object.

Q9.

Specify an image that will be shown until video playback starts.

A.	Use the video element.
B.	Use the preload attribute.
C.	Use the poster attribute.
D.	Use the width and height attributes.

Q10.

Set the size of the video on screen.

A.	Use the video element.
B.	Use the preload attribute.
C.	Use the poster attribute.
D.	Use the width and height attributes.

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