Which term describes a digital resource for storing sound data used in hypermedia?

• A. Audio File
• B. Abstract
• C. Domain
• D. Big 6

Answer: (A)

The main idea is identifying the term for a digital resource that stores sound data used in hypermedia. An audio file is a digital container that holds audio data—music, speech, or sound effects—that can be embedded or linked in hypermedia projects. This makes it the resource you access to play sound within multimedia documents or webpages. Common formats include MP3, WAV, and AAC, which are recognizable as audio files. The other terms don’t describe a digital sound resource: an abstract is a summary of a document, a domain is a field of knowledge, and Big 6 is a model for information problem solving. Only audio file fits the description of a digital sound resource used in multimedia contexts.