1. Multiple choice questions (2 questions in total, 20.0 points)
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(Single choice, 10.0 points)
To specify multiple video sources for an element use the ( ) tag (element).
A select
B datalist
C source
D src -
(Single-choice question, 10.0 points)
To judge whether the browser supports the specified media type, you need to use the ( ) method of the audio or video object.
A load()
B play()
C pause()
D canPlayType()
2. Multiple-choice questions (4 questions in total, 40.0 points)
3. (Multiple-choice questions, 10.0 points)
HTML5 has added powerful multimedia functions, which are mainly reflected in ( ) two aspects.
A video element
B image element
C audio element
D animation elements
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(Multiple choice, 10.0 points)
Which of the following descriptions about common attributes of elements is correct ( ).
A If the autoplay attribute is present, the video will play as soon as it is ready.
B If the controls attribute is present, the playback control panel is displayed to the user.
C If the loop attribute appears, it will start playing again after the media file is finished playing.
The D src attribute can specify multiple URLs of videos to be played. -
(Multiple choice, 10.0 points)
The <source> tag is suitable for providing multiple media sources to ( ) elements.
A <video>
B <input>
C <audio>
D <select> -
(Multiple choice, 10.0 points)
Use the ( ) attribute to play music automatically and automatically.
A autoplay
B controls
C loop
D preload
3. True or false questions (4 questions in total, 40.0 points)
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(True or false, 10.0 points)
The playback control of the <video> element implements functions including play, pause, progress and volume control, full screen, etc., and allows custom control functions and styles.
A pair
B wrong -
(True or false, 10.0 points)
The content inserted between <video> and </video> will not be displayed in the browser.
A pair
B wrong -
(True or false, 10.0 points)
So far, there are video formats supported by all browsers.
A pair
B wrong -
(True or false, 10.0 points)
The DOM operation functions of the Audio object and the Video object are core functions uniformly defined by the HTMLMediaElement object.
A pair
B wrong