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going to associate the favorites icon, favicon.ico, with the index.html page—you'll
need to use the link tag (refer back to Section 4.4). Hand in printouts of the source
code to your instructor.

7. Design a new Web page about your favorite movie. Configure a background color
for the page, and either background images or background colors for at least two
sections of the page. Search the Web for a photo of a scene from the movie, an
actress in the movie, or an actor in the movie.
Include the following information on your Web page:

● Title of the movie
● Director or producer
● Leading actor
● Leading actress
● Rating (R, PG-13, PG, G, NR)
● A brief description of the movie
● An absolute link to a review about the movie
Save the page as movie3.html. Hand in printouts of both the source code (print in
Notepad) and the browser display of your page to your instructor.
( Note : It is unethical to steal an image from another Web site. Some Web sites
have a link to their copyright policy. Most Web sites will give permission for you
to use an image in a school assignment. If there is no available policy, e-mail the
site's contact person and request permission to use the photo. If you are unable
to obtain permission, you may substitute with clip art or an image from a free
site instead.)

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8. Design a Web page that provides a list of resources for free clip art and free photo-
graphs. The list should contain at least five different Web sites. Use your favorite
graphic sites, the sites suggested in this chapter, or sites you have found on the Web.
Save the page as freegraphics.html. Hand in printouts of both the source code (print
in Notepad) and the browser display of your page to your instructor.

9. Design a Web page about your favorite musical group. Use a background color for
the page and either background images or background colors for at least two sec-
tions of the page. Search the Web for a photo of the group.
Include the following information about the group on your Web page:

● Name of group
● Type of music
● Names of principle group members
● Photo of group
● Link to another Web page with information about the group.
Save the page as band3.html. Hand in printouts of the source code (print in
Notepad) and the browser display of your page to your instructor.
( Note : It is unethical to steal an image from another Web site. Some Web sites have
a link to their copyright policy. Most Web sites will give permission for you to use
an image in a school assignment. If there is no available policy, e-mail the site's con-
tact person and request permission to use the photo. If you are unable to obtain
permission, you may substitute clip art or an image from a free site.) Focus on Ethics