Question

which of the following is a good name for a picture of a mouse that you added to a webpage?

largebrownmouse.jpg

large brown mouse.jpg

large - brown - mouse.jpg

largebrownmouseeatingcheese

what does this symbol mean?

it means the artist wants affirmation or credit for their work

it means the creator does not want you to make a profit off their work

it means the artist does not want you to change their work

it means that anyone can use the work, however they want

Explanation:

First Question (Good name for a picture of a mouse on a webpage)

For naming image files for webpages, using hyphens to separate words (kebab case) is a common and good practice as it's URL - friendly, easy to read, and follows web naming conventions. "LaRgeBroWnMouSe.jpg" has inconsistent capitalization which is not ideal. "large brown mouse.jpg" uses spaces which can cause issues in URLs. "Largebrownmouseeatingcheese" is a single string without separation, making it hard to read. "large - brown - mouse.jpg" (kebab case) is the most appropriate.

The "BY" in the Creative Commons license symbol (the symbol with a person and "BY") means that the artist wants attribution (credit) for their work. The other options: the option about not making a profit is related to "NC" (Non - Commercial) in CC licenses, the option about not changing the work is related to "ND" (No Derivatives), and the option about anyone using the work however they want is not what "BY" means (that would be a more permissive license without the "BY" requirement for attribution).

Answer:

C. large - brown - mouse.jpg

Second Question (Meaning of the symbol)