How can you apply a radial gradient to a shape in SVG using gradient stops?
A). By setting the fill attribute to the gradient ID
B). By setting the stroke attribute to the gradient ID
C). By setting the fill attribute to the stop-color of the gradient
D). By setting the fill attribute to the offset of the gradient stops
Which element is used to define a linear gradient in SVG?
A). <linearGradient>
B). <radialGradient>
C). <rect>
D). <circle>
What does the stop-opacity attribute of a gradient stop control?
A). The opacity level of the stop
B). The position of the stop
C). The size of the stop
D). The color of the stop
What are gradient stops in SVG used for?
A). Defining color transitions
B). Creating shapes
C). Applying animations
D). Applying filters
What does a gradual change in offset values of gradient stops result in?
A). Smooth color transitions across the gradient
B). Sudden color changes across the gradient
C). No color changes across the gradient
D). Random color changes across the gradient
How can you create a smooth color transition in a linear gradient using gradient stops?
A). By defining multiple stops with gradual color changes
B). By setting a single stop with a single color
C). By using different gradients for each color
D). By adding animation to the gradient stops
How can gradient stops be used to create a color transition effect from opaque to transparent?
A). By gradually decreasing the opacity of stops
B). By gradually increasing the opacity of stops
C). By setting the stop-color to white with opacity 0
D). By setting the stop-color to black with opacity 1
How can you control the direction of a linear gradient using gradient stops in SVG?
A). By adjusting the x1, y1, x2, y2 attributes
B). By adjusting the cx, cy, r, fx, fy attributes
C). By adjusting the offset values of stops
D). By adjusting the stop-color of stops
How do you add gradient stops to a linear gradient in SVG?
A). By using multiple <stop> elements
B). By using the<color>element
C). By using the <path> element
D). By using the<gradient> element
What happens if you define multiple stops with the same offset in an SVG gradient?
A). The color of the last defined stop is applied
B). The color of the first defined stop is applied
C). The gradient is not rendered
D). The colors are blended evenly across the gradient