Name: 
 

Final Practice 4



True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.
 

 1. 

HTML does not necessarily tell you how a browser will display a document.
 

 2. 

In good HTML code, nested elements do not cross.
 

 3. 

Adding element ID’s creates locations in your Web page that can become hyperlink destinations.
 

 4. 

All Internet resources use the same communications protocols.
 

 5. 

You can only have one <area> tag within each <map> tag.
 

 6. 

Because of the variable spacing, proportional fonts are more visually attractive, and typically easier to read, than fixed-width fonts.
 

 7. 

By using the <thead> and <tfoot> tags, the browser can be made to repeat those sections across multiple pages, while changing the contents of the table’s main body.
 

 8. 

If another cell in a column is set to a different width or expands because of the text in it, the widths of all cells in the column change accordingly.
 

 9. 

Among the attributes included with the <form> tag are attributes that include information on how the data is to be transferred to the script.
 

 10. 

When the <input> tag is used to create radio buttons, the tag also creates labels for radio buttons.
 

 11. 

You could set all boldfaced text to blue using the style definition: b {color: blue}.
 

 12. 

A user’s operating system does not affect the appearance of a document.
 

 13. 

An inline style applies only to the specific element that it modifies.
 

 14. 

You cannot link a single document to more than one style sheet.
 

 15. 

Two or more pseudo-classes can never apply to the same element.
 

 16. 

JavaScript commands can be inserted directly into an HTML file rather than being placed in a separate program file.
 

 17. 

An advantage of using an embedded media clip is that users are not required to retrieve the multimedia file, but can choose to do so by clicking on it.
 

Modified True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true or false.  If false, change the identified word or phrase to make the sentence or statement true.
 

 18. 

Tags that are one-sided contain no content.

 

 19. 

Before you set up links for navigating a group of Web pages, it is worthwhile to map out exactly how you want the pages to relate, using a technique known as storyboarding.

 

 20. 

HTML supports three kinds of file paths: fully qualified paths, absolute (or root-level) paths and recalibrated paths.

 

 21. 

FTP is a collection of discussion forums that let users exchange messages with other users on a wide variety of topics.

 

 22. 

The effect of animated gifs is that the image starts out as a blurry representation of the final image, and then gradually comes into focus.

 

 23. 

Hyperlinked hotspots are defined for an image through the use of image matrixes.

 

 24. 

Radio buttons in an HTML form must have an id attribute because it groups distinct radio buttons together, so that selecting one radio button in the group automatically deselects all of the other radio buttons in the group.

 

 25. 

An element’s margin  is surrounded by its border.

 

 26. 

A(n) embedded media clip works like an inline image and can be played within the Web page itself.

 

 27. 

If you place JavaScript code in a separate file, the different pages in your Web site can use the programs you write in the same way that an entire site can use an external style sheet.

 

 28. 

In JavaScript, the first element in an array has an index value of 1.

 

 29. 

An em-dash is longer than a en-dash.

 

Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 30. 

____ browsers can display video, sound, animations, and a variety of other features.
a.
Text-based
b.
Markup
c.
Graphical
d.
Tagged
 

 31. 

The World Wide Web Consortium has created a set of ____ or specifications for browser developers.
a.
indices
b.
standards
c.
sheets
d.
styles
 

 32. 

Which of the following two formats are typical for inline images?.
a.
GIF and JPEG
b.
JPEG and BMP
c.
TIFF and GIF
d.
PNG and BMP
 

 33. 

In its early days in the late 1960s, the Internet was called the ____ and consisted of two network nodes located at UCLA and Stanford connected by a phone line.
a.
MILNET
b.
ARPANET
c.
NSFnet
d.
Web