Wednesday, November 02, 2005

Web Pages Made Easy - Test

Review
Lesson 1: Introduction to the Web and HTMLThese review questions are for your own learning, but feel free to discuss them in the message board with your instructor and fellow classmates. You will find the answers posted in the message board so you can check your work.
1. The element must be placed directly inside which element?
2. Container tags have an opening and closing tag. True or false?
3. Which of the following is NOT true?
All HTML tags begin with <>
It doesn't matter if you enter your HTML tags in uppercase or lowercase text.
HTML pages must be saved with either a .html or .htm file extension.
The element contains all your page content and other elements.
4. The and elements do not need to be in any particular order. True or false?
5. When you search the Web using search engines like Google or Yahoo, you get a summary of each page that matches your search criteria. The first text that appears in the search results is the content in your ________________ tag.

Review
Lesson 2: Structuring ContentThese review questions are for your own learning, but feel free to discuss them in the message board with your instructor and fellow classmates. You will find the answers posted in the message board so you can check your work.
1. The tag creates the same visual result as:
The tag.
The tag.
The tag.
The
tag.
2. You should use an tag if you want to create a heading with the highest level of importance in your document. True or false?
3. Which two statements are correct?
The tag is meant to define a long quotation.
The
and tags are meant for the same purpose.
The following code represents proper tag nesting:
This is a paragraph with italic text.
The following code represents proper tag nesting:
This is a paragraph with italic text.
4. The and tags always force text to a new line. True or false?
5. To create italic text that's meant to indicate spoken emphasis, you should use the _________ tag.

Review
Lesson 3: Applying Images These review questions are for your own learning, but feel free to discuss them in the message board with your instructor and fellow classmates. You will find the answers posted in the message board so you can check your work.
1. Which of the following tags will successfully insert an image on a Web page?
2. GIF images are best for photographs, while JPEG images are best for images that don't have as many colors. True or false?
3. Which of the following image tags will allow text to wrap around on its right side?
4. The tag cannot have a closing tag. True or false?
5. To provide a text alternative to your image, use the ________ attribute.

Review
Lesson 4: Creating LinksThese review questions are for your own learning, but feel free to discuss them in the message board with your instructor and fellow classmates. You will find the answers posted in the message board so you can check your work.
1. Which two of the following links have correct HTML?
My travels
My travels
My travels
My travels
2. Which of the following will successfully make an image a link, and NOT create a blue border around the image?
3. By default, all links open the destination page in the current browser window. True or false?
4. The address http://www.mypage.com/friends.html is an example of an _____________ URL.
5. Whenever a link's destination is not obvious to a user, it's often a good idea to create a link title that provides some information about the link. True or false?

Review
Lesson 5: Controlling the Appearance of Text These review questions are for your own learning, but feel free to discuss them in the message board with your instructor and fellow classmates. You will find the answers posted in the message board so you can check your work.
1. Which of the following style rules will have an effect on all the text on a page?
body { font-face: Verdana, Arial, sans-serif; }
{ font-face: Georgia, 'Trebuchet MS', serif; }
{ font-family: Times New Roman, Trebuchet MS; }
body { font-family: Georgia, 'Trebuchet MS', serif; }
2. Which of the following will successfully set the font size for all level-one headings on a page?
{ font-size: 26px; }
h1 { font-size: 26px; }
h1 { font-size: 26 px; }
{ font-size: 26 px; }
3. An embedded style sheet will only influence the page in which its embedded. It cannot style other pages in a site. True or false?
4. In the following rule: p { font-size: 12px; } The p is the ____________.
5. To create optimized HTML, it's best to use style sheets to set your font faces and sizes. True or false?

Review
Lesson 6: Applying Color These review questions are for your own learning, but feel free to discuss them in the message board with your instructor and fellow classmates. You will find the answers posted in the message board so you can check your work.
1. Which of the following style rules will make all paragraphs navy blue?
paragraph { color: navy; }
p { navy; }
p { color="navy" }
p { color: navy; }
2. Which of the following rules will successfully make a page background color black and all text on a page white?
body { text/background=black/white }
body { color: white; background-color: black; }
body { text: white; background: black; }
body { text: white; background-color: black; }
3. There are over 16 million colors you can use to design Web pages. True or false?
4. Which of the following color methods provides the greatest number of available colors that you can use to design your Web pages?
color names (such as black, white, navy, and red).
Hexadecimal values (such as #808080, #FFFFCC, and #CCFF99).
Both of the above.
5. When you specify a hexadecimal color value, the pound sign (#) is optional. True or false?

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