Adobe Flash

A. Its a property of the system object

B. It is intended primarily for the development of content intended for person with disabilities

C. It provied access to information about the user's machine

D. It does't need to be instantiated to be used.

A. To size the flash movie

B. To layer objects on the stage

C. To position objects on the stage

D. To load objects on the stage

A. 0%(largest file size)

B. 50%(medium file size)

C. 75%(smaller file size)

D. As much as possible (smallest file size)

A. They contain video with all the compression selections already applied.

B. They are not comatible with Macintosh OS 9;

C. They con be imported into other movies without a significant delay.

D. When imported,they are treated the same as other imported video files.

A. System.richmedia.

B. System.accessories

C. System.capabilities

D. System.peripherals

A. A single central script that handles all of the events that take place and determines the appropriate action to take

B. A security function in the root of the timeline that controls access to events

C. A means of allowing an object to notify your scripts of a change of state

A. MouseDown()

B. _mouseDown

C. MouseDown

D. onMouseDown

A. Their use should be avoided .

B. They can cause handler conflicts with native ActionScript classes.

C. They can inherit from existing ActionScript classe.

D. They are not supported by the Flash 5 Player.

A. Global variables cannot be used.

B. Increased file size for first UI component added.

C. UI components cannot be modified.

D. .swf files cannot be loaded at runtime.

A. attachMovie

B. addComponent

C. insertMovie

D. openComponent

A. Possible time savings by using pre-written code.

B. Good code examples to learn from.

C. Macromedia UI components stream int the Flash Player over the duration of the main movie timeline.

D. Simple color and font changes are easier to make.

A. Your movie becomes tied to a particular host application.

B. You can only have one fscommand in your movie.

C. Its use is not supported by Netscape 6.

D. The host application will not be able to return values to yur fscommand call.

A. getURL can receive return values from the host application.

B. You do not have to use JavaScript to interact with the host application.

C. It is supported by the Flash Player 6.

D. It is compatible with more browsers.

A. getURL = function ("javascript:alert("Hello World"));

B. getURL(alert,"Hello World:");

C. getURL(javascript (alert,'Hello World'););

D. getURL("javascript:alert('Hello World:');");

Code:

print(_root.myClip,"bmax");

A. The myClip and "bmax" movie clips will be printed.

B. A bounding box will be created by the location of the myClip and "bmax" movie clips,and this area will be printed.

C. The myClip movie clip will be printed, and each frame will be scaled to fill the maximum space on the printed page.

D. The largest printable frame in the myClip will be used to determine the bounding box for all frames printed.

A. child class

B. super class

C. sub class

D. base class

A. The object itself

B. The method

C. The movie clip containing the object

D. The root timeline

A. myObj = Object();

B. myObj = new Object();

C. new Object.myObj();

D. new Object(myObj);

A. myObj =0;

B. remove myObj;

C. delete myObj;

D. myObj = null Object()

A. It is strongly typed.

B. You can manually set the scope of methods and properties as either private or public.

C. Methods of public scope are only accessible outside the object.

D. There is no enforcement of the private and public scope with ActionScript.