Quiz on Lecture 8
This quiz offers 10 questions for 58 points.
Question 1
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8 points
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Style sheets describe how documents are
presented on screen
coded in Unicode
presented in print
organised in terms of their structure
pronounced
aesthetically appraised
rendered in braille
best copied
Pick all that apply
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Question 2
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5 points
)
Stylesheet language standards include
PHP
XSL
DHTML
CSS
JavaScript
Pick all that apply
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Question 3
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2 points
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Cascading Style Sheets are called "cascading" because
style sheets describe the flow of presentation progressively down the presentation medium
style declarations are progressively accumulated while preserving consistency from internal to external sources
style sheet declarations are obeyed hierarchically down a document's structure
Pick one
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Question 4
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6 points
)
Style instructions can be given to HTML pages by
style aspect directives like
color="aqua"
appearing as HTML tag attributes
<style>
tags embedded in HTML page
HTML processing instruction such as
<?html-stylesheet type="text/css" href="style.css"?>
<link>
statement to stylesheet in head section of HTML page
adding attribute to HTML tag such as
style@import="http://style.com/look.css"
style attribute on any HTML tag
Pick all that apply
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Question 5
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4 points
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All HTML elements can be given
multiple id attributes
single class attribute
single id attribute
multiple class attributes
Pick all that apply
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Question 6
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5 points
)
Which of the following tags are legal HTML syntax for grouping blocks of text
<group> ... </group>
<span> ... </span>
<br> ... </br>
<div> ... </div>
<body> ... </body>
Pick all that apply
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Question 7
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2 points
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CSS statements have pattern
selectorA@property1: value1; ... ; selectorZ@propertyN: valueN;
selector { property1: value1; ... ; propertyN: valueN }
{ property1: value1; ... ; propertyN: valueN }
Pick one
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Question 8
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7 points
)
Valid style properties in CSS include
size
font-style
length
margin-left
background-colour
color
CSS-version
Pick all that apply
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Question 9
(
12 points
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XML tags
are order sensitive
are case insensitive
are case sensitive
needn't quote attribute values consisting solely of alphabetic letters and digits
must quote all attribute values
must be in iso6659-1 character set (e.g. largely Latin letters only)
do not repeat attributes
can have repeated attributes
must be standalone or come in properly nested pairs
must come in properly nested pairs
have exactly one top level or root element
may have more than one top level elements
Pick all that apply
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Question 10
(
7 points
)
XHTML is XML compatible version of HTML 4.0 where
tag and attribute names are case insensitive
element and attribute names are written in lower case
frames are not allowed
attribute values must be enclosed in quotes
XML processing instructions are not allowed
elements must be explicitly closed and properly nested
deprecated attributes like
color="red"
are not allowed
Pick all that apply
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