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  1. When creating an accessible PDF form, which technique ensures screen readers announce form fields correctly?

    Answer: Associating labels with form fields using proper tagging

    PDF form fields must have programmatically associated labels via proper tagging so assistive technologies can announce the field's purpose.

  2. Which WCAG success criterion specifically addresses the minimum contrast ratio for normal text at Level AA?

    Answer: 1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum) — 4.5:1

    WCAG 1.4.3 requires a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 for normal text to meet Level AA.

  3. A caption file for a video uses the identifier 'WEBVTT' at the top of the file. What format is this?

    Answer: Web Video Text Tracks (WebVTT)

    WebVTT files always begin with the 'WEBVTT' header and are the standard caption format for HTML5 video.

  4. An infographic in a Word document conveys complex data through color coding alone. Which remediation best addresses accessibility?

    Answer: Provide a text-based summary or data table describing the information

    A text-based summary or data table ensures users who cannot perceive color differences can still access the conveyed information.

  5. Which attribute in an HTML audio element provides a text transcript link for deaf users?

    Answer: No native attribute exists; a transcript link must be placed adjacent to the element

    HTML has no built-in attribute for audio transcripts; the accessible solution is to provide a visible transcript link adjacent to the audio element.

  6. In the context of document accessibility, what does 'linearization' mean?

    Answer: The logical reading order that remains when visual formatting is removed

    Linearization refers to the logical order in which content is read when visual layout is stripped away, which is how screen readers process documents.

  7. When should extended audio description be used in a video?

    Answer: When pauses in dialogue are too short to insert standard audio description

    Extended audio description pauses the video playback to allow enough time to describe complex visual content when natural pauses are insufficient.

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