May 12th, 2010 | 
Author: 1. The standard resolution for graphics on the Web is _________.
[I need help with this please]
2. The ___________ the resolution, the larger the file size.
[Higher?]
3. An ____________ image is an image that appears on a Web page.
[help?]
4. ________ size, download times, and the number of sign are factors that will help you choose which graphic plot you should use.
[Image]
5. Adobe __________ is an image editing program.
[photoshop]
6. The ________ tag is used to result in an image into a Web site.
[]
7. The __________ plot was the most recently developed well loved graphic plot.
[png]
8. DPI stands for __________________ .
[Dots per inch]
9. The Joint Photographic Experts Group developed the ___________ graphic plot.
[jpg]
10. It is vital to include the ____ attribute of the tag because some public use text-only Web browsers.
[alt]
Do any of these sound right? thank you in advanced for all of your help.
Yeah I have problems understanding exactly what the questions are. thank you.
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1. Non-existent. Only pixel size matters for images on websites, the conversion to cm/in/etc on topic for print media. And the size of the image varies from 1×1 up to 1600×1200 (and larger in some cases)
2. Higher
3. Image that appears on a webpage. There is no special term.
4. compression,
5. Illustrator (among others)
6. style (among others)
7. MNG (depending on how you define “well loved”)
8. Dots per inch (completely irrelevant when it comes to the WWW)
9. JPEG2000 (among others)
10. longdesc (among others)
Probably not the answers that whomever wrote the test is looking for – but all right – it is a very terribly written quiz.