Question 1 : A media query consists of a media type and zero or more expressions that check for the conditions of particular media features. State true or false.
1. True
2. False
3.
4.
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Question 2 : Which of the following Media Query determines if output is monochrome and how many bits are used for gray display?
1. gray
2. chrome
3. monochrome
4. none of the mentioned
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Question 3 : Which of the following Media Query describes the scanning method of a TV?
1. orientation
2. scan
3. resolution
4. none of the mentioned
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Question 4 : Which of the following Media Query determines if output is grid, like a simple terminal or phone, or bitmap, like a standard monitor or printer?
1. monochrome
2. grid
3. resolution
4. device-height
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Question 5 : Which of the following Media Query describe the ratio of the device width to the device height of the media?
1. device-aspect
2. device-aspect-ratio
3. device-aspect-query
4. none of the mentioned
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Question 6 : Which of the following @viewport Property locks the document in the specified orientation, portrait or landscape?
1. orientation
2. resolution
3. landscape
4. portrait
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Question 7 : Which of the following @viewport Property sets the viewport height in the same way as width?
1. height
2. width
3. viewpor-width
4. none of the mentioned
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Question 8 : Which of the following Viewport Property determines whether the display can be zoomed in
and out?
1. scale
2. set-scale
3. adjust-scale
4. user-scalable
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Question 9 : Which of the following Viewport Property sets the initial scaling factor?
1. scale
2. initial-scale
3. minimum-scale
4. user-scale
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Question 10 : Which of the following option best explain this code “background-image: repeating-linear-gradient(to right, #D9CC3C, #FFEB79 5%, #D9CC3C 10%);”?
1. Creating a Repeating Gradient
2. Creating a Mix Repeating Gradient
3. Creating a Shadow Repeating Gradient
4. Creating a Smooth Repeating Gradient
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