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Key Facts: BSEB Inter Multimedia & Web Tech Exam

~3h 15m

Typical BSEB Intermediate Multimedia & Web Technology theory exam duration

BSEB Intermediate exam pattern (secondary + board logistics)

70 theory marks

Full Marks for Intermediate MM&WT theory (code 123 style model papers)

BSEB Intermediate model-paper style reporting for practical-pattern subjects

Practical pattern

Objective + short/long theory; practical component typically separate

Bihar Intermediate practical-subject pattern reporting; confirm current circular

English MCQ adaptation

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BSEB Intermediate Multimedia & Web Technology is a Class 12 public exam elective (code 123 style) with a theory paper of about 3 hours 15 minutes for 70 theory marks in a practical-subject pattern (objective + short/long answers), typically plus separate practical assessment — not a pure MCQ board paper. This free 2026 bank is an English MCQ study adaptation for multimedia, HTML/CSS/JS, web infrastructure, and design-ethics concepts.

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1Which of the following is the best definition of multimedia?
A.Text documents only stored on a computer
B.Combined use of multiple media types such as text, image, audio, video, and animation
C.Only video streaming over the internet
D.Printing images in colour
Explanation: Multimedia integrates several media forms—text, images, audio, video, and animation—into one presentation or product.
2In multimedia systems, continuous media typically include:
A.Text and still images
B.Audio and video that change over time
C.Only static icons
D.Database tables only
Explanation: Continuous (time-based) media such as audio and video vary with time and require continuous presentation.
3Hypermedia differs from linear multimedia mainly because it:
A.Uses only sound
B.Allows non-linear navigation through linked media elements
C.Cannot include images
D.Must be printed on paper
Explanation: Hypermedia supports linked, interactive, non-linear paths through media content (as on the web).
4Which media element is primarily used to convey spoken narration or music in a multimedia product?
A.Raster chart only
B.Audio
C.CSS stylesheet
D.SQL query
Explanation: Audio carries speech, music, and sound effects in multimedia presentations.
5Animation in multimedia generally means:
A.A single still photograph
B.Creating the illusion of motion by sequencing images or transforming objects over time
C.Compressing a text file
D.Assigning an IP address
Explanation: Animation produces perceived motion by displaying sequential frames or interpolating object changes over time.
6Which statement correctly distinguishes analog multimedia from digital multimedia?
A.Digital media uses continuous physical signals; analog uses only 0s and 1s
B.Analog media uses continuous signals; digital media represents information as discrete binary values
C.Both are identical in representation
D.Analog media cannot include sound
Explanation: Analog signals vary continuously; digital representation samples and encodes information as discrete binary data.
7Sampling rate in digital audio primarily affects:
A.The colour depth of video
B.How frequently the audio waveform is measured per second
C.HTML tag nesting
D.Domain name length
Explanation: Sampling rate (e.g., 44.1 kHz) is the number of samples taken per second when digitizing audio.
8Bit depth (sample size) in digital audio mainly influences:
A.Frame rate of animation only
B.Dynamic range / precision of each sample’s amplitude
C.CSS flex direction
D.HTTP status codes
Explanation: Bit depth controls how precisely each sample’s amplitude is stored (e.g., 16-bit vs 24-bit).
9In video, frames per second (fps) describes:
A.Number of audio channels
B.How many still images are shown each second to create motion
C.Screen resolution in dots per inch
D.Number of HTML forms on a page
Explanation: Video frame rate is the count of frames displayed per second (e.g., 24, 30, 60 fps).
10Which component is essential for interactive multimedia?
A.User input that can change the presentation path or content
B.Paper-only handouts
C.A fax machine
D.Fixed linear film with no choices
Explanation: Interactive multimedia responds to user actions (clicks, taps, choices) rather than only playing linearly.

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