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Class 7 Chapter-10 Question Answers

The document contains questions and answers about HTML topics such as links, frames, and images. It discusses attributes like HREF, ALT, and SCROLLAMOUNT. Example code is provided to demonstrate tags like <A>, <IMG>, and <FRAME>.

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Class 7 Chapter-10 Question Answers

The document contains questions and answers about HTML topics such as links, frames, and images. It discusses attributes like HREF, ALT, and SCROLLAMOUNT. Example code is provided to demonstrate tags like <A>, <IMG>, and <FRAME>.

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Class – 7th

Chapter – 10
Book Part
A. Tick the correct option.

1. c

2. b.

3. b.

4. a.

5. c.

6. c.

7. a.

8. d.

B. True and False.

1. F

2. F

3. F

4. T

5. T

C. Fill in the blanks.

1. Internal linking

2. <A>

3. Direction

4. <FRAMESET>

5. <SELECT>

D. Match the following.

1. b.

2. d.

3. a.
4. c

COPY PART

A. Short Answers.

1. HREF stands for Hypertext Reference. HREF takes the URL of the web page which we want
to link when we create external linking.
OR
HREF stands for Hypertext Reference. It is an attribute used in HTML (Hypertext Markup
Language) to specify the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) or the destination address linked to
an anchor <a> element or the location of a resource linked to other HTML elements like <link>,
<area> or <base>.
2. The ALINK attribute is an outdated and non-standard attribute that was used in early versions
of HTML to define the color of an active link. An active link is a link that is currently being
clicked or activated by the user.

3. Frames is a feature which is used to display more than one web page on a single screen of the
web browser.

OR

In HTML, frames allow you to divide the browser window into multiple sections, each
displaying a separate HTML document. Frames are defined using the <frame> element.

4. The BORDER attribute in the <img> tag is used to specify the width of the border around an
image in pixels.

5. ROWS attribute is used to divide the window into horizontal sections.

COLS attribute is used to divide the window into vertical sections.

B. Long Answers.

a. The SCROLLAMOUNT attribute is associated with the <marquee> element in HTML, and its
purpose is to control the speed and distance of scrolling content within the marquee. The
<marquee> tag was historically used to create scrolling or moving text or images on a web page.

1. Speed Control :- The SCROLLAMOUNT attribute sets the speed of the scrolling motion. A
higher value for SCROLLAMOUNT results in faster scrolling, covering more pixels in each
iteration. Conversely, a lower value produces slower scrolling.

2. Distance of Scroll :- It also determines the distance covered by the scrolling content in each
iteration. If, for example, the value is set to 5, the content will move 5 pixels at a time.
b. HREF stands for Hypertext Reference. It takes the URL of the web page which we want
to link when we create external linking.
c. In HTML, the ALT attribute is used to provide alternative text for an image. The "ALT"
stands for "alternative." This text is displayed in place of the image if the image cannot be
loaded or if the user is using a screen reader to access the web page.

2. Two attributes used with the <IMG> tag are given below:

1. SRC Attribute:- The SRC attribute, short for "source," is a mandatory attribute for the
<img> tag. It specifies the source URL (Uniform Resource Locator) or file path of the image to
be displayed on the web page.

2. ALT Attribute:- The ALT attribute, short for "alternative," is used to provide alternative text
for the image. This text is displayed if the image cannot be loaded or if the user is using a screen
reader.

3. <A HREF=”Display.html”> Display </A>


OR
<a href="Display.html">Display</a>
4. The <frame> tag, used for creating framesets had several attributes:
1. src: Specifies the URL of the document to be displayed in the frame.
2. name: Provides a name for the frame.
3. scrolling: Specifies whether the frame should have scrollbars.
4. marginwidth: Specifies the width of the margin around the frame.
5. marginheight: Specifies the height of the margin around the frame.
6. noresize: Prevents users from resizing the frame.

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