Workshop

The Workshop consists of quiz questions and answers to help you solidify your understanding of the material covered in this hour. You should try to answer the questions before checking the answers.

Quiz

1:	Components are simply movie clips that have properties the author can edit via the Parameters panel. True. False. You edit the properties via the Components panel. False. Components require that you code in C++ or Pascal.
2:	Flash ships with only a few components, so after you exhaust their possibilities, you'll have to wait for the next version of Flash for any new ones. True. Unless an interim release comes out, such as Flash 8.1. False. Components can be used to create more components (called component mutation). False. You or any other talented programmer can create components from scratch, so it's likely that you'll find a variety of components on the Internet.
3:	You should use radio buttons only when providing the user with a selection of audio tracks. True. Why do you think they're called radio buttons? False. Radio buttons can be used for any purpose you want. False. Radio buttons should be used only for mutually exclusive choices.

Quiz Answers

A1:	A. That's a perfect definition.
A2:	C. Anyone can make a component. I'm sure that you'll be able to find many of them online for free.
A3:	C. Radio buttons should be used only for mutually exclusive choices (such as male and female). Check box type buttons are for situations in which multiple selections are possible (such as pepperoni, olives, and sausage).