Question

question: 1
when creating a new image object, what goes inside of the parentheses?
○ the website’s url
○ the image’s url
○ the name of the image
○ leave blank

question: 2
what part of an image object is anchored to the canvas?
○ top left of the image
○ top right of the image
○ center of the image
○ bottom left of the image
○ bottom right of the image

Explanation:

Question 1

When creating a new image object (e.g., in programming contexts like JavaScript with the Image() constructor or in canvas-related image loading), the image's URL is provided inside the parentheses to specify the source of the image. The website’s URL is not specific to the image, the name of the image is not what’s used to load it, and leaving it blank won’t load the image.

When an image object is anchored to a canvas (in HTML5 Canvas or similar contexts), the top - left corner of the image is typically the part that is anchored. This is a standard convention in image rendering and positioning on a canvas, where the top - left corner serves as the reference point for placing the image.

Answer:

B. The image’s URL

Question 2