ICT Communications Essentials - Lesson 4: Creating Content for the Web

On a Web page, white space is:

• an unfinished page.

• an area without content.

• a heading or subheading.

• an image that does not relate to the text.

What can you use to make text easier to read on a Web page?

• Keywords

• Paragraphs

• Bulleted lists

• More images

Which of the following places the most important information at the beginning of a story, where it will best capture a reader's attention?

• Paragraphs

• Bulleted lists

• Inverted pyramid

• Headings and subheadings

What is the purpose of brainstorming?

• To help generate ideas

• To replace text with images

• To make Web pages easier to scan

• To complement text on a Web page

The process of determining a Web page's content is sometimes called:

• hyperlinking.

• image editing.

• inverted pyramid.

• information design.

Users do not read Web pages like they read the pages in a book. Instead they:

• scan the Web page.

• print the Web page.

• look at the images.

• download the images.

Dividing a page's text into small sections is called:

• imaging.

• chunking.

• keywording.

• brainstorming.

When creating a Web page, you use numbered lists to:

• create keywords.

• present a series of steps.

• present a list of related items.

• create headings in a paragraph.

When creating headings and subheadings, it is a good idea to:

• include an image for each one.

• place long paragraphs of text after each one.

• use keywords so readers can find information quickly.

• use flashing text to highlight the headings on the page

When users are looking for content on a Web page, they often use:

• a printer to print the page out.

• a scanner to find what they're looking for.

• keywords, headings, and subheadings to find information quickly and easily.

• a search engine to look for the content on the Web page.